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	&ldquo;Do you think they would listen to me?&rdquo; Prem asked back when a reporter asked him whether he would invite Suthep and Yingluck to a talk.</div>
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	When the reporter insisted that Prem was loved and respected by both sides and no one would be able to mediate talks between the two, Prem replied: &ldquo;I am no exception&rdquo;.</div>
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