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The military is trying to find out who leaked, to the media, an aerial photo of an Abu Sayyaf camp. The photo was taken with special equipment by an American P-3 patrol aircraft. Now that the Abu Sayyaf know the camp has been spotted, they will not be around if the army comes calling.

 
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