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Description: After two coups and years of military rule, it might seem
counter-intuitive that a significant segment of Thai voters would want to
enshrine military rule with a democratic stamp of approval. But pro-military
parties have a built-in advantage under new electoral rules written by the
junta, as the country gears up to a March 24 vote. Michelle Hennessy reports.
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