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RAMZI AHMED YOUSEF AND SHEIK

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No turning back

By by Editorial | April 24, 2000 - 12:00am

That list of impossible demands gave the government its long delayed epiphany: there's simply no negotiating with the Abu Sayyaf. Since the Muslim fundamentalist group was organized a few years ago, it has earned...

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