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	Somsak said he and Nikorn Chamnong, another advisor to the party leader, would be nominated.</div>
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	He said it would be up to the National Council for Peace and Order whether to select him and Nikonr for the posts or not.</div>
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Chart Thai Pattana nominates Somsak, Nikorn to reform-steering council

The Chart Thai Pattana Party will nominate two leading party members as candidates for seats in the national reform-steering council, Somsak Prissanananthakul, an advisor to the party leader, said Monday.

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