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	Spokesman Chavanond Intarakomalyasut said the party wished to express condolences to the family of Kamol Duangphasuk, alias Mainueng Kor Kunnathee, who was gunned down in a restaurant in Lat Phrao district.</div>
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	Kamol, who was a critic of the lese majeste law, was known for his support of the pro-government movement.</div>
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	Chavanond said the party also felt sorry for the loss to the red-shirt movement and that it didn&rsquo;t want to see violence towards any group.</div>
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