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Ali Gharib is a contributor to The Nation. He has written for The Daily Beast, Foreign Policy, Washington Monthly, Columbia Journalism Review, Al Jazeera America, Haaretz and Salon. He worked as a reporter at ThinkProgress and Inter Press Service.
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