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U.S. soldiers open fire on Afghan civilians
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Bush Exempts Navy From Whale-Saving Sonar Rules
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“Bush’s Brain” To Defy Conyer’s Subpoena: “It’s going to be… settled In court”
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Trump’s Admission on Comey Firing Fuels Obstruction of Justice Debate
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