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Former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili was sentenced to an additional nine years in jail on Wednesday for embezzlement, bringing his total prison term to 15 years. Saakashvili, who denies the charges, claims the expenses were legitimate. He is already serving a six-year sentence for abuse of power and has been in a prison hospital for much of that time.
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