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Parliament today erupted in shouts of "kleptocracy!" from the opposition bench as Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak ended his Budget 2018 speech.
Najib, fiery as he ended his speech, told Barisan Nasional lawmakers to continue fulfilling their duties.
Najib, fiery as he ended his speech, told Barisan Nasional lawmakers to continue fulfilling their duties.
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