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| The money for the presidential guard was initially earmarked for US aid programmes in Gaza and the occupied West Bank but those programmes were "cancelled or suspended after Hamas took power", the US document said. Some restrictions imposed by the Bush administration on US aid to reproductive health care programs in developing countries have outlawed beneficiary organizations from providing counseling about abortion or abortion services, even if these organizations provide these services with their own resources. Her husband built a sawmill for US Aid and she taught English and hygiene to Nepalese women. |
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