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	&ldquo;It is public money. It&rsquo;s not that we have money and wake up one day and spend money to buy anything [we want]. Unless we spend it for disaster cause,&rdquo; she tweeted. The fund is valued more than Bt20 billion.</div>
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Supinya disagrees with idea for World Cup broadcast right subsidy

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Supinya disagrees with idea for World Cup broadcast right subsidy

Supinya Klangnarong, a National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commissioner, disagreed with the idea to spend money from the Research and Development Fund for Broadcasting and Telecommunications Services to subsidise for World Cup rights without care

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