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    Missing Al Jazeera Reporter Dorothy Parvaz Is Freed

    Wed, 05/18/2011 - 02:36 EDT - NY Times
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    The missing Al Jazeera reporter who was said to have been sent to Iran by Syrian authorities in early May was safely returned to the Arabic news channel’s headquarters in Doha, Qatar.

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