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should not sue anybody, and they should not judge anybody – but me. Because of that, they should submit everything they have against me. But neither to their party investigators, nor to domestic courts they're squeezing with their temporary ministerial careers. Let them submit everything they have and more to the best, most experienced, most competent, highest paid and best regarded
European and world investigators and courts and they will get an answer – that Svetozar Marović is a clean and honest man."
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called a press conference to publicly show a military contract signed by
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