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Pete Doherty asked to leave rehab

 
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British rocker Pete Doherty was asked to leave a high-end rehab facility in Thailand. A spokesman for The Cabin, which costs $12,000 a month, said his lack of commitment jeopardized the treatment of other patients.

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