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        "id": 1235479,
        "msgid": "ireuters-1447899208",
        "date": "2002-12-26 00:00:00",
        "title": "[i]Reuters",
        "author": null,
        "source": "Reuters",
        "tags": null,
        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Reuters Reuters\/Bagus Othmas MALAYSIAN SUSPECTS, POLICE CHIEF: Undated police photos of Malaysians Azahari Husin (photo above, left) and Noor Din Mohd Top, members of the Southeast Asian terrorist group Jamaah Islamiyah and suspects in the Bali bomb blasts. Indonesian police on Monday said they were hunting down the two, the first foreigners named suspects in the attack, for allegedly helping finance the blasts and providing training in bomb making.",
        "content": "<p>Reuters<br>\nReuters\/Bagus Othmas<\/p>\n<p>MALAYSIAN SUSPECTS, POLICE CHIEF: Undated police photos of <br>\nMalaysians Azahari Husin (photo above, left) and Noor Din Mohd <br>\nTop, members of the Southeast Asian terrorist group Jamaah <br>\nIslamiyah and suspects in the Bali bomb blasts. Indonesian police <br>\non Monday said they were hunting down the two, the first <br>\nforeigners named suspects in the attack, for allegedly helping <br>\nfinance the blasts and providing training in bomb making. <br>\nMeanwhile, Malaysian Police Chief Tan Sri Norian May (photo <br>\nbelow) leaves the Denpasar jail after talking to Bali bombing <br>\nsuspects. May promised Indonesian police on Tuesday to help <br>\ninvestigate the Bali bombing.<\/p>",
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