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August 3, 2006 · about 20 years ago

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One of ten suspected Somali pirates, captured by the US Navy early this year, yesterday accused the US of torture at the opening of a trial intended to deter rampant piracy off Somalia

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One of ten suspected Somali pirates, captured by the US Navy early this year, yesterday accused the US of torture at the opening of a trial intended to deter rampant piracy off Somalia

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