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DUBAI (Reuters) - A Bahrain emergency appeals court upheld on Sunday death sentences for two men found guilty of killing police officers during unrest this year, but commuted two other death sentences to life imprisonment, the state news agency...
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A Bahrain emergency appeals court upheld on Sunday death sentences for two men found guilty of killing police officers during unrest this year, but commuted two other death sentences to life imprisonment, the state news agency said.
The report did not say when the two executions would be carried out.
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