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	&ldquo;We will not confront the other side and our rally will not lead to a clash between the masses of the two sides,&rdquo; Nuttawut said.</div>
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	He said the red-shirt rally was planned to express to the People&rsquo;s Democratic Reform Committee that a lot of people do not agree with its proposal of nonpartisan prime minister.</div>
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Nuttawut says red shirts will not clash with PDRC supporters

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