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ADVISORY-Chechnya story withdrawn

Fri Sep 26, 2008 9:17am EDT

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The GUDERMES, Russia story headlined "Rival accuses pro-Kremlin Chechen leader of murder" at 1713 GMT on Sept 25 is withdrawn because it contains errors in attribution.

There will be no substitute story.

STORY_NUMBER: LP112576

STORY_DATE: 25/09/2008

STORY_TIME: 1713 GMT

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