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Julian Assange bail hearing set for Thursday

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Julian Assange bail hearing set for Thursday

Assange says he will be 'true to his ideals' as he appears in court

Could WikiLeaks survive without Julian Assange?

WikiLeaks' Julian Assange: How much trouble is he in?

Is Mexico the new China?

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