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	Nuttawut posted on his Facebook wall that the amnesty would bring about reconciliation in the country.</div>
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	He expressed confidence that the amnesty for the people of all groups, who were not protest leaders would not meet opposition from anyone because all sides seemed to agree with the principle.</div>
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