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	Lt Gen Kampanart Ruddit, the director of the National Reconciliation Centre for Reform said the red-shirt leaders agreed to join the discussion processes for gathering opinions for setting up a reform council and the national legislative assembly.</div>
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Red-shirt leaders agree to join reform talks: deputy junta chief

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Red-shirt leaders agree to join reform talks: deputy junta chief

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