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	The court is scheduled to make a ruling in the case on Wednesdasy.</div>
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	She said she could not anticipate the outcome of the ruling.</div>
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	&ldquo;But if the court&rsquo;s ruling is negative, it will be unfortunate the country will lose a chance to develop its infrastructure,&rdquo; Yingluck said.</div>
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