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	&ldquo;It&rsquo;s not strange. It&rsquo;s true,&rdquo; Wissanu said, when a reporter told him that critics noted that one of five NACC candidates is close to NACC leaders.</div>
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	The five candidates have yet to be endorsed by the National Legislative Assembly.</div>
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Wissanu plays down NACC candidate's connection with NCPO

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