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Billionaire Robert Kuok has denied allegations that he is funding opposition parties or news portal The Malaysian Insight in efforts to overthrow the BN government.
In issuing the denial, his office also said that Kuok reserved the right to sue blogger Raja Petra Raja Kamaruddin of the Malaysia Today blog over the allegations.
In issuing the denial, his office also said that Kuok reserved the right to sue blogger Raja Petra Raja Kamaruddin of the Malaysia Today blog over the allegations.
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