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Lagarde 'horrified' by Khashoggi case, but Saudi trip unchanged

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IMF chief Christine Lagarde said Saturday she was "horrified" by reports about the fate of Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi but she still plans to attend an economic meeting in Riyadh this month. FIRST IMAGES

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