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• East Turkestan Independence Movement
  ...Kök Bayraq (Blue Banner), first flown in 1933, has become a symbol of the East Turkestan independence movement.}} There is little question that the '''East Turkestan Independence Movement''' is ethnically [[Uighur]], from the [[Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region]]
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• East Turkestan Independence Movement/Definition
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• East Turkestan
  ...ently suppressed anti-government demonstrations and an active separatist [[East Turkestan Independence Movement]], which the Chinese administration has classified as a terrorist organizat
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• Uighur
  ...the captives in Guantanamo were alleged to have been associated with the [[East Turkestan Independence Movement]] (ETIM).<ref name=Wapo050824>
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• East Turkestan Independence Movement
  ...Kök Bayraq (Blue Banner), first flown in 1933, has become a symbol of the East Turkestan independence movement.}} There is little question that the '''East Turkestan Independence Movement''' is ethnically [[Uighur]], from the [[Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region]]
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• Kyrgyzstan
  ...02, the U.S. deported two [[Uighur]]s, suspected of being members of the [[East Turkestan Independence Movement]], for planning terrorist attacks in Kyrgyzstan, including on the U.S. Emba
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