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	The groups urged supporters to take their own photos of symbolic protests and posted the photos on Facebook at 8 pm on September 19, Thailand&rsquo;s time.</div>
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	The activities could be flashing Hunger Game salute, holding banners, taking selfies in front of convenient stores, and writing protest messages on toilet rooms&rsquo; walls as well as distributing leaflets.</div>
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