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Anti-government demonstrators gather Sunday, March 14, 2010, in Bangkok, Thailand. Protest leaders have given the government until Monday at noon to accede their demands or face mass marches on key locations in Bangkok.

Thai Demonstrators Demand New Elections, Give 24 Hour 'Ultimatum'

Tens of thousands of protesters wearing red gather in Bangkok, demanding parliament dissolve and government step down

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