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Salma stared at her for a long, blank moment, her mouth hanging wide open; then, she quickly set down what she was holding, as if she had suddenly lost her appetite

. "Mazen Al-Dahshan... I know him."

Her brief remark caught Asia’s attention, causing her to sit up straight and listen intently.

"You really know him? From where?"

The other woman let out a short laugh at her friend’s naivety

. "Not personally... but who *doesn't* know him? His picture is constantly appearing in newspapers and b
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