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	Speaking during his weekly TV programme, Prayuth said those classes were not used since the slavary abolision by King Rama V. The use of such terms was an insult on all Thais, he added.</div>
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Peasants, noblemen should no longer be used: Prayuth

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Peasants, noblemen should no longer be used: Prayuth

National Council for Peace and Order chief Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha Friday urged the stop the use of rhetoric of peasants and noblemen to divided the society.

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