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Former premier Najib Abdul Razak's counsel Muhammad Shafee Abdullah said his client felt extremely disappointed with the High Court ruling on the 1MDB case.
He said Najib was disappointed as they had put up arguments that would at minimum require serious considerations.
He said Najib was disappointed as they had put up arguments that would at minimum require serious considerations.
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