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	But I haven&#39;t seen the obligatory &ldquo;re-enactment&rdquo; photograph of his alleged crimes.</div>
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	Or perhaps being of such elevated rank he is spared this ignominious nonsense that is served up for lesser beings.</div>
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	David Brown</div>
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	Rayong</div>

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