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Nicolas Tennant says that setting The UN Inspector in a fictitious but realistically depicted country allows it to parallel any corrupt government without directly linking it to one country. For him the play is a farce rather than a satire, and is subtle in the way it makes links to current events. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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