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 Date: 2013-07-19 21:50:34Presidency of George W. Bush Military personnel Baghdad Central Prison Military police of the United States Torture in the United States Abu Ghraib Human rights abuses Charles Graner Abu Ghraib torture and prisoner abuse Human rights in Iraq Iraq |
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