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As the battle between Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak and Dr Mahathir Mohamad rages on, Umno-owned daily Utusan Malaysia has revived an old interview the latter's spat with the country's first premier Tunku Abdul Rahman.
The Malay daily had on its website a link to a YouTube video of an interview which was believed to have been recorded in 1988, in which the Tunku recounts Mahathir's open letter against him.
The Malay daily had on its website a link to a YouTube video of an interview which was believed to have been recorded in 1988, in which the Tunku recounts Mahathir's open letter against him.
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