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Cooper, blogging at Hell on Earth, notes: “To keep pressure on China is mandatory. It is also mandatory for major news organizations and little bitty blogs to keep noting the very large part the government in Khartoum plays in the displacement, starvation, rape and murder of it’s own people.”
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