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	Prayut was asked by a reporter Tuesday whether he had had a session with the famous &lsquo;ET astrologist&rsquo;, which he denied.</div>
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	Prayut defended the widespread practice of seeking fortune tellers however, saying there was nothing wrong with it.</div>
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	Asked if he believed in fortune telling, Prayut said one shouldn&rsquo;t look down upon it. The junta leader cum premier cited an example, saying he had been warned about clashes with reporters.</div>
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