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	The simple answer to these radically minded reds is to consult their boss in Dubai. Hell will freeze over before he agrees to settle for the poorer half of the country. Without a port, oil refinery, industry and all the capital in Bangkok, Thaksin would rather play golf in Montenegro.&nbsp;</div>
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Thaksin would never let it happen

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