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	The seven are Chinese, British, Japanese, Australian, Singapore, Russian and French embassies.</div>
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	Nitithorn Lamlua and Uthai Yodmanee, two leaders of the STR, submitted letter addressed to the ambassadors of the embassies, telling them why the group had to continue to protest against the government.</div>
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STR protesters submit letter to seven embassies

Protesters led by the Students and People Network for Thailand Reform (STR) Thursday rallied in front of seven foreign embassies and submitted letter to them to explain their side of the story.

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