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	His life is seriously in danger. A political lynching could happen any time on the street.</div>
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	Already there have been at least three different occasions when Abhisit was nearly lynched by mobs from the government side. This is the ugliest thing that could happen in any democratic society.</div>
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	PM Yingluck, please don&rsquo;t tuck this behind your sweet smile. One day the world will discover what your government is condoning.</div>
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	Vint Chavala</div>
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	Lamphun</div>

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