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But government negotiators say they are hopeful that a new approach that addresses violent clan feuds called "rido" over land disputes, voting districts and other local issues, could help produce an agreement to end the separatist rebellion.
Philippines Local Disputes Complicate Peace Talks with Separatists 2011
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But government negotiators say they are hopeful that a new approach that addresses violent clan feuds called "rido" over land disputes, voting districts and other local issues, could help produce an agreement to end the separatist rebellion.
Philippines Local Disputes Complicate Peace Talks with Separatists 2011
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She said she expected more violence in the fall-out from Monday's massacre, with relatives of those killed expected to carry out vendetta killings, called rido in the local dialect.
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Karl Wilson explained on Tuesday in an article for The National, an Abu Dhabi newspaper, the killing of female members of the Mangudadatu clan in Monday's massacre breaks all the rules of the blood feuds known as "rido" in Minanao:
NYT > Home Page 2009
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Karl Wilson explained on Tuesday in an article for The National, an Abu Dhabi newspaper, the killing of female members of the Mangudadatu clan in Monday's massacre breaks all the rules of the blood feuds known as "rido" in Minanao:
NYT > Home Page 2009
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Clan wars, known locally as "rido," are common in the south.
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Clan wars, known locally as "rido," are common in the south.
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Karl Wilson explained on Tuesday in an article for The National, an Abu Dhabi newspaper, the killing of female members of the Mangudadatu clan in Monday's massacre breaks all the rules of the blood feuds known as "rido" in Minanao:
NYT > Home Page 2009
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Karl Wilson explained on Tuesday in an article for The National, an Abu Dhabi newspaper, the killing of female members of the Mangudadatu clan in Monday's massacre breaks all the rules of the blood feuds known as "rido" in Minanao:
NYT > Home Page 2009
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Karl Wilson explained on Tuesday in an article for The National, an Abu Dhabi newspaper, the killing of female members of the Mangudadatu clan in Monday's massacre breaks all the rules of the blood feuds known as "rido" in Minanao:
NYT > Home Page 2009
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