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	The poll says it all: Thai people don&rsquo;t want to see weak leadership. They want a leader who can mend fences in times of dispute at its worst, like this. As a good leader, PM Yingluck must show friendliness to all sides instead of her tears &ndash; so that our country can reconcile and move forward as one, as she has repeatedly promised us.</div>
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	Vint Chavala</div>
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	Lamphun</div>

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