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English: Abhisit Vejjajiva, wearing the prime minister attire, a full traditional attire of chief minister in ancient times which is now still in ceremonial use, including the golden brocaded Senamat gown (ครุยเสนามาตย์), and wife, Dr Pimpen, wearing an applied Thai dress
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