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THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) – Former Liberian President Charles Taylor, accused of orchestrating unspeakable atrocities during neighboring Sierra Leone’s bloody civil war, said Monday he did not believe he would receive a fair trial and boycotted its opening.

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|THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) – Former Liberian President Charles Taylor, accused of orchestrating unspeakable atrocities during neighboring Sierra Leone’s bloody civil war, said Monday he did not believe he would receive a fair trial and boycotted its opening.
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