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  "textContent": "Facing missile strikes it wasn't prepared for, in a war it wasn't prepared for, the U.S. military has begun moving troops out of vulnerable bases and into hotels and office buildings in the middle of civilian populations.\n\n> The constellation of American bases in the Persian Gulf region has been essential to the U.S.\n\n— Read the rest \n\nThe post U.S. hiding troops in hotels to dodge missiles may be a war crime appeared first on Boing Boing.",
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