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Despite violence, majority locals support Deep South peace talks
Local residents convey their hopes for the embryonic peace process, while criticising militants for their deviation from Islam's teachings.
By Somchai Huasaikul and Rapee Mama for Khabar Southeast Asia in Hat Yai
April 13, 2013
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