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Chifney bit: Also called an anti-rearing bit, this bit allows the handler to lead the stallion as normal.
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In great detail, Mr. Hilal, 23, spoke about informing on his fellow Palestinians by means of furtive cellphone calls to his Israeli handlers, allowing the security forces to track down militants here in this ragged West Bank town.
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