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	Yingluck is scheduled to defend herself in the case of NSC chief Thawil Pliensri&rsquo;s transfer Thursday.</div>
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	She send her team of lawyers to submit a request to the court that she needed more time to prepare evidences.</div>
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	The court has yet to consider whether to approve the request.</div>
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