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Protesters on a truck leave Don Muang airport terminal building, a temporary prime minister's office, to the military headquarters to block its main gate.
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Thousands of Thai protesters besieged the prime minister's temporary offices at an abandoned Bangkok airport, on the second day of marches.
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Demonstrators hold pictures of King Bhumibol Adulayadej as they wave national flags during a protest outside the Royal Armed Forces Headquarters in Bangkok.
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The latest protests are unlikely to deliver a knock-out blow to the People Power Party (PPP) government.
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Opinion polls show waning public support for the unelected coalition of royalist businessmen, academics and activists who accuse Somchai of being a puppet of his brother-in-law, Thaksin Shinawatra.
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A Thai anti-government demonstrator wears a hat decorated with a picture of King Bhumibol Adulayadej.
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Thai anti-government demonstrators prevent a fire engine from entering the Royal Armed Forces Headquarters.
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Thai protesters began a second day of marches on Tuesday, targeting Prime Minister Somchai Wongsawat's temporary offices at Bangkok's old airport in a bid to to unseat the elected administration. -- PHOTOS: REUTERS, AP, AFP
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