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	The arrests were made on Saturday and Sunday.</div>
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	They were identified as Weerayuth Kongkhanacharn, Apichart Pongsawat, Somsak Phakwattipphayome, Anuchit Hinteerapat, Atikom Jirapairojkul, Thanakrit Thamthong, Pratya Buranasirisak, Pum Bua-ong, Pinyoparp Bamrungtham, Somchai Udomrirkchai, and Anek Inprasert.</div>
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11 anti-coup protest leaders rounded up

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11 anti-coup protest leaders rounded up

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