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That arrest caused reverberations elsewhere and led to the detention of Chad's former dictator in Senegal, although the courts later released him.

It was the second such amnesty in a month, and though rights groups say hundreds of prisoners were released under the first one, a ferocious crackdown that has killed 1,400 people and led to the detention of more than 10,000, by activists' count, has overshadowed any real change that the amnesty may have represented.

The Chinese government, claiming a moral victory, told its people today that the United States had offered "a form of apology" for the collision of an American spy plane and a Chinese fighter jet that cost the life of the Chinese pilot and led to the detention of the American crew.

The American military said that the raid led to the detention of an operative of Al Qaeda and that those killed were armed and showing "hostile intent".

It also led to the detention of various other cultural figures and activists.

It was that attack, on May 18, that led to the detention of the suspect in Almería.

She campaigned against 1996 immigration laws that led to the detention of hundreds of foreigners.

It led to the detention of a junior academic at Nottingham University who was legitimately researching terrorism.

"The longstanding U.S.-Peruvian cooperation in the hunt for Montesinos bore fruit over the last few weeks, generating leads which led to the detention of Montesinos".

Irregularities could lead to the detention or deportation of airport service employees, said Robert Okin, deputy director for the service in Seattle.

The group's name referred to a clause in the Mental Health Act, which had led to the involuntary detention of Larry's friend the musician Fes Parker.