AP Not Reading Their Own Files

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The Associated Press won a landmark Freedom of Information Act request that led to the release of thousands of pages of documents created at Guantanamo. The files were released in early 2006. Therefore, the press organization has had some time — more than three years — to process the documents. But in its reporting on the transfer of Ahmed Zuhair from Guantanamo to Saudi Arabia, this account is apparently the best the AP can do:

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