(Repeats Thursday story with no changes)
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Angry Muslims call for partition of country after sectarian violence
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Militia has driven tens of thousands of Muslims from the south
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Ethnic battle for resources has taken on religious overtones
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France, United Nations have spoken out against partition
By Emmanuel Braun
BAMBARI, Central African Republic, April 24 (Reuters) - In this dusty town at the heart of the Central African Republic, many angry Muslims advocate a simple solution to the threat of religious violence from Christian militias terrorising the country's south: partition.
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