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		</div><p>Turkey has deported 3,300 foreigners suspected of links to jihadi groups, particularly militantss from the so-called &#8216;Islamic State&#8217; group, according to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan&#8217;s spokesman.</p>
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<p>He said some 2,770 suspects, including 1,232 foreigners, have been caught in police sweeps and 954 of them are being prosecuted.</p>
<p>Turkey, long accused of turning a blind eye to the extremists crossing into Syria, has now taken a larger role in the fight against &#8216;IS&#8217;.</p>
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