(1)Misuari's supporters clash with troops in southern Philippine

ZAMBOANGA, Philippines - Two citizens are escorted by a government soldier Nov. 27, 2001 after they were rescued from armed rebels royal to renegade Muslim region Gov. Nur Misuari near the southern Philippine city of Zamboanga.

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