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	He said he would be accompanied by Thida Thavornset, Nuttawut Saikuar, Veerakarn Musigapong and Korkaew Pikulthhong.</div>
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	Jatuporn said the UDD would insist on its stand to have the people made decisions in the conflicts through an election.</div>
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