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	The survey found 22.09 per cent of the respondents said talks should be held only after Thaksin returned to Thailand ad the remaining 9.65 per cent had no comment. The survey was held on Wednesday and Thursday.</div>
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People divided on proposal for Prayut to talk to Thaksin

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