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radio station while being asked about road blocks that Serb refugees from Kosovo had supposedly set up in protest throughout different parts of the country. Being completely unaware of any protests, Ilić asked the host to clarify at which point the host explained that the
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to send invitations for the statehood day celebration. Ilić later said that he was misunderstood and that he only question whether it was appropriate for a cabinet minister instead of a president to hand out invitations for such an important event. Ilić also suffered a minor
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Listen to me now, Nebojša Čović is a communist piece of garbage and a
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