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UNITED NATIONS – A new voice yesterday joined the growing chorus of those who dispute the oft-cited declaration by Secretary-General Kofi Annan that he has been “exonerated” in the oil-for-food investigation: Mr. Annan himself. Through his lawyer, Gregory Craig, Mr. Annan said that he has been misquoted.
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|UNITED NATIONS – A new voice yesterday joined the growing chorus of those who dispute the oft-cited declaration by Secretary-General Kofi Annan that he has been “exonerated” in the oil-for-food investigation: Mr. Annan himself. Through his lawyer, Gregory Craig, Mr. Annan said that he has been misquoted.
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