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Twenty [[ | Twenty [[Uighur]]s held in Guantanamo, had been rebuilding a refugee camp, which US intelligence characterized as a terrorist training camp | ||
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ETIM training camp [r]: Twenty Uighurs held in Guantanamo, had been rebuilding a refugee camp, which US intelligence characterized as a terrorist training camp