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      "id": 318683,
      "date": "2005-07-20",
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      "title": "Liberia's Post-War Transition: Key Issues",
      "summary": "Liberia appears on course to hold elections in October 2005, a key goal of a peace accord signed\nin\nAugust 2003. It ended Liberia's second civil war in a decade, and led to the current post-war\ntransition process, which is U.S.-aided. Liberia's security situation is stable but subject to periodic\nvolatility. Humanitarian conditions are improving. Progress on governance has been mixed. The case\nof Liberia's former president, Charles Taylor, a war crimes indictee living in exile in Nigeria,\nremains unresolved. This periodically updated report augments  CRS Report RL32243 ,  Liberia:\nTransition to Peace . It contains further background on the topics discussed below.",
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  "topics": [
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    "Foreign Affairs",
    "National Defense"
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