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	He said there would be newcomers joining the Cabinet and the remaining current ministers will be transferred to new posts.</div>
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	He denied reports that high profile figures such as leading former foreign ministers Surakiat Sathirathai and Surin Pitsuwan, and outgoing Bank of Thailand governor Prasarn Trairatvorakul were invited to join his Cabinet.</div>

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Prayut to change lineup at all ministries

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