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He played the devil's advocate on behalf of freedom everywhere, from the Oxford Union to the dinner table.
ECONOMIST: John Mortimer | The
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Di Stefano, 57, of Canterbury, is known as the "devil's advocate" for representing high-profile criminals.
BBC: High profile lawyer Giovanni Di Stefano
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But Rimmer, who taught Abdulmutallab at a school in the West African nation of Togo, said it was not clear whether the then-teenager was simply playing devil's advocate during the class.
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