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Days ahead of Sunday's election, 10 of his opponents were arrested, adding to a long list of politicians and journalists the state has accused of plotting coups.
From Barron's
The Ministry of Defence often rejects allegations of being involved in a long list of procurement errors.
From BBC
The report gives a long list of suggestions, including 19 specific recommendations for Northern Ireland, to avoid "a potential vacuum of decision-making powers".
From BBC
The report gives a long list of recommendations, including:
From BBC
But the UK party has not delivered on a long list of Welsh Labour demands.
From BBC
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