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	Pheu Thai spokesman Prompong Nopparit claims that most Thais want the Constitution, promulgated after the 2006 coup, to be amended.</div>
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	Other than having held a referendum so secret that not even the voters knew of it, the party must have access to privileged information. Perhaps they should share the source with the electorate.</div>
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	John Allan</div>
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	Bangkok</div>

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