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Farah Ismail Eid, 38, is serving a 15-year prison term in Mandhera, in the autonomous Somaliland region of northern Somalia. Along with four other men, Eid was convicted in September of plotting to hijack ships off the coast of Somalia. (Shashank Bengali/MCT) (Shashank Bengali / MCT)

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