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In 1989, two men who spoke of "satanic verses" in the Quran were labeled apostates. One, a Tucson Muslim leader, was killed.

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Telugu-speaking families have lived in Bangladesh for generations. Not on screen, but in railway colonies, municipal quarters, tea gardens and narrow government housing blocks. They are Bangladeshi ...

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