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	It is worth noting that during South Africa&rsquo;s apartheid regime, Nelson Mandela was on the US&rsquo;s blacklist as a terrorist. It was only four years ago that the US Congress removed his name from the list. So are we supposed to take the US labelling game seriously?</div>
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Nelson Mandela was also on the blacklist

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Nelson Mandela was also on the blacklist

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