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course
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agent
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district
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charges
federal
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investigation
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promises
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action
pleading
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charge
purpose
record
stated
vigorously
absolutely
nothing
testimony
sustaining
charges
implications
appear
record
petitioner
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charge
coercion
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charge
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agent
therefore
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statement
referring
threats
promises
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confession
petitioner
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agent
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law
asserted
petitioner
nowhere
suggestion
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say
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judge
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