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	I hope our prime minister will not fall in the trap of the Trans Pacific Partnership free-trade deal, which will send farmers into an endless cycle of debt. Let&rsquo;s not contaminate our Thai rice with genetically modified seeds. The TPP is nothing more than a shameful scam designed to benefit multinationals.</div>
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	Clara Holzer</div>
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Joining the TPP would sow disaster for Thai farmers

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