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    Cambodia to preserve Khmer Rouge sites for tourism
    Source: San Diego Union-Tribune
    Wednesday 10th March, 2010  

    PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — Cambodia will preserve 14 sites at the last bastion of the murderous Khmer Rouge, including the home of their leader Pol Pot, as tourist attractions, an official said Wedn... ...

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