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Lord Mandelson has responded by the describing the document as "a Tory con trick".

Describing the document as "a duck-billed platypus," George Weigel, the neoconservative biographer of Pope John Paul II, has derided the language of whole sections as "clotted and muddled".

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Mr. Babar, the presidential spokesman, described the document as wildly inaccurate.

The focus on costs drew fierce criticism from Russel Norman, Green MP, who described the document as "unbalanced and inaccurate".

Still, diplomats from Europe, Africa, Latin America and black Americans attending the meeting here described the document as an important, if imperfect, atonement for an ugly and neglected chapter of history.

In a sermon at St . Georges, he described the document as full of "pious religious jargon," couched in "archaic language" and "double talk".

One senior official, who like others spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the memo, described the document as "a wake-up call".

Mr. Xi described the document as a bold call for economic renewal, social improvement and patriotic nation-building — all under the firm control of one-party rule.

Reacting to the UK government submission on Twitter, Plaid Cymru MP for Carmarthen East and Dinefwr Jonathan Edwards described the document as "114 pages of drivel".