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	There is no compensation coming however for the victims who were unquestionably unlawfully killed in the Tak Bai massacre or for that matter in the prime minister&rsquo;s brother&rsquo;s bloody drugs crackdown. It seems that some are more deserving than others for relief.</div>
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	James Dundass</div>
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Some are more deserving than others

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