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“I don’t like using a book to refute things or to say anything disparaging about another person,” she clarifies.

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In Sophocles, his character is little discussed but certainly not disparaged, and his death was a violent killing, not a car accident.

He wants a full retraction of the Panorama documentary, an apology for the "false, defamatory, disparaging, misleading and inflammatory statements" made about him in it, and appropriate compensation "for the harm caused".

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It accuses the BBC of making "false, defamatory, disparaging, misleading, and inflammatory statements" about him.

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He added that US rhetoric over Nigeria had been "disparaging" and that "dialogue and cooperation" should "remain the standard in engagement between and among sovereign states".

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