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Al Jazeera

Put that the memo at the centre of the court case did not mention bombing Al Jazeera, but did it mention Al Jazeera in any sense, the PMOS said that as he had said at the time, he was not going to get involved in revealing private discussions between the Prime Minister and the President, anymore than he would discuss private conversations between the Prime Minister and any other world leader. There was, however a specific allegation repeatedly put, and that issue was what the PMOS had been trying to deal with.

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