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	Chamlong represented the PDRC to negotiate with Channel 5 director Maj Gen Boonyarit Wisamol.</div>
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	After the talk, Chamlong said the channel agreed to cooperate with the PDRC.</div>
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	Chamlong said the Dharma Army and PDRC would hold a rally in front of Channel 5 for three to five days.</div>
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