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	Abhisit met Thanasak at the Supreme Command at 9:30 am and spent about two hours talking to the supreme commander.</div>
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	Speaking to reporters after the meeting, Abhisit said Thanasak worried about the political crisis and supported his efforts to try to find a solution for the country.</div>
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