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	The remaining 27.2 per cent of the respondents believe the incident was a general crime. The survey was carried out among leaders of 606 communities nationwide from Thursday to Saturday.</div>
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Most community leaders believe Siam Paragon explosion politically motivated

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Most community leaders believe Siam Paragon explosion politically motivated

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