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	He alleged that the protesters, who have held demonstrations on a daily basis since the day after the coup, are not taking part in the protests off their own bat but that their rallies have been organised by certain persons.</div>
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	Somyos, who has been assigned to head the operation to deal with protesters, warned those who are not involved to stay clear of the rally site because &ldquo;the authorities will enforce the laws seriously&rdquo;.</div>
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