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Frenemies don't fare so well, either: the Libyan leader Muammar Qaddafi is described, in one memo, as relying on the aid of a Ukrainian nurse who is a "voluptuous blonde" and, in another, as "just strange"; a Singaporean envoy is quoted referring to North Korea's Kim Jong Il as a "flabby old chap" who "prances around stadiums seeking adulation"; and Robert Mugabe is called a "crazy old man".
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