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	In the comment posted on Facebook, Singthong said that after being impeached by the National Legislative Assembly on Friday, Yingluck was told by the National Council for Peace and Order to refrain from holding a press conference.</div>
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	The Pheu Thai member said the same to the media.</div>
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	The Nation</div>

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