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Celebrity Justice11/27/2008 5:40 AM PST BY TMZ STAFF
Willis vs. Malaysia -- Nolo Contendere

Bruce WillisHe bested the terrorists who tried to take over Nakatomi Plaza, did you really think a company in Kuala Lumpur stood a chance against Bruce Willis?

Less than a week after he filed suit, a Malaysian tech company has agreed to repay Bruce the $900,000 he says the company owed him. Willis invested in "a revolutionary technology to produce devulcanised 'green rubber'" and wanted to pull his money out, but the company wouldn't let him.

All Bruce's high-powered lawyer Marty Singer would say is that the suit was "amicably resolved." Yippee-ki-yay, Malaysia!

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Barfalufugus:  1173 days ago

First and probably only.

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Disgusting:  1173 days ago

Only people with money get justice in America, it is not justice for all.

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Kelly:  1170 days ago

Uh, TMZ does know that Bruce didn't really defeat a bunch of terrorist in Nakatomi plaza don't they? That was just a movie, you know, make-believe. I doubt Bruce or any other actor could take on a bunch of terrorist single-handed and win. As for his questionable investment as P.T Barnum (allegedly) said "There's a sucker born every minute."

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