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    Mahathir urged Abdullah to quit. "He should accept responsibility" said Mahathir, who now says he made a mistake in picking Abdullah as his successor and that the current deputy premier, Najib Razak, should have taken over. Full Article at Malaysia Sun
    He should accept responsibility
    Mahathir Mohamad – Mahathir Mohamad SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 21 months ago
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Malaysia PM won't resign despite poll debacle
  1. Tomorrow we will start building a brighter future
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 21 months ago
  2. This is a new dawn for Malaysia.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 21 months ago
  3. This is probably not good news for the equity market or the ringgit
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 21 months ago
  4. A lot of senior people from within the party are seeing the PM to pledge their support.
    SOURCE: Malaysia Sun 21 months ago

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