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Sudan fighting
Jun 22 2009, Nil

Tracy McVeigh and John Domokos report on the challenges facing southern Sudan Link to this video

Corline Timon shrugged her AK-47 off her shoulder and held it out in both hands to the commanding officer. Her back straight in ill-fitting fatigues, her..

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