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Thai court clears election winning party

BANGKOK - Thailand's Supreme Court threw out a lawsuit on Friday accusing the People Power Party (PPP) of poll fraud, clearing the way for it to form a coalition government.

PPP, which supports ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, came first in the December 23 poll, but narrowly failed to secure an outright majority.

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