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	The Court accepts the petition and votes unanimously to sideline the MP candidates for five years. The Court also votes unanimously to strip the voting rights of the some 20 million who voted for one year.</div>
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	Don&rsquo;t laugh. For this country, anything is possible.</div>
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	Somsak Pola</div>
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	Samut Prakan</div>

Anything seems possible in our land of court challenges

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