Freed American freelance journalist Clare Morgana Gillis, left and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo arrive to a hotel where most of international media stays in Tripoli, Libya, Wednesday, May 18, 2011. Four journalists
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Freed American freelance journalist Clare Morgana Gillis, is followed by Libyan government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim upon her arival to a hotel where most of international media stays in Tripoli, Libya, Wednesday, May
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Freed American freelance journalist Clare Morgana Gillis, left, is escorted by Libyan government spokesman Moussa Ibrahin as she arrives to a hotel where most of international media stays in Tripoli, Libya, Wednesday,
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Freed American freelance journalist Clare Morgana Gillis, right, Spanish photographer Manu Brabo, center and British Nigel Chandler, left, arrive to a hotel where most of international media stays in Tripoli, Libya, Wednesday,
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