doi: 10.1503/cmaj.071075.
Libya negotiates deal for release of doctor, 5 nurses
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Figure. Palestinian-born Bulgarian doctor Ashraf al-Hazouz hugs his mother at a news conference in Sofia, Bulgaria. Photo by: Associated Press
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