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Members of banned group help refugees
MARDAN: Members of a charity banned for its alleged links to the Mumbai terror attack have resurfaced in northwestern Pakistan under a new name, distributing food and medicine Thursday among thousands of refugees from the government's bloody fight against the Taliban. The makeover of Jamaat-ud-Dawa...
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