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Pakatan Harapan Sabah will make way for Parti Warisan Sabah to field its candidate in the Kimanis parliament by-election.
The decision was made based on the Rantau election petition case where it was decided that the party which contested for the seat in the 14th general election be given room to re-contest.
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