Who ... us? The United States of America? Come on. That's crazy talk.
Hillary Clinton Denies U.S. Involvement in Iranian Scientist’s Assassination
Who ... <em>us</em>? <em>The United States</em> <em>of America</em>? Come on. That's crazy talk.
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