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Libya struggling with progress three years after Gaddafi ouster
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Rival militias have entrenched divisions
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Key groups are in Zintan and Misrata
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History, Gaddafi, left weak institutions, no sense of unity
By Patrick Markey and Ulf Laessing
TRIPOLI, March 30 (Reuters) - When a militia holding Libya's eastern ports loaded a North Korean-flagged tanker with oil earlier this month, the Libyan parliament sacked its own prime minister and turned to U.S. commandos to bring its cargo back.
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