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	Abhisit said he believed Suthep would not turn down an invitation to a talk with caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra if it is broadcast live on TV.</div>
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	Abhisit said if no talk is held, the problem will continue because the People&rsquo;s Democratic Reform Committee would continue to protest to demand reforms before the next election will be held.</div>
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