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	Also, where was the Foreign Affairs minister in this latest drama? He also failed to show up on January 8 for the ministry briefing on this historic political crisis given to the diplomatic corps. No reason given. He has now left the caretaker PM to fend for herself in this lonely world. You have my sympathy, Madam Prime Minister.</div>
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