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	Choi, who has been accused of the physical assault by Thai taekwondo exponent Rungrawee Khurasa, arrived at Suvarnabhumi Airport on Sunday night.&nbsp;</div>
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	Hundreds of supporters lined up to welcome Choi, with many handing him bouquets of flower. Camera flashes went off all the time from photographers, with some reporters waiting patiently to interview him about the allegation.</div>
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Choi confirms he will never move to anywhere else

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