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Diamond Dealer Prevails in Congo
July 2001 by Associated Press
The one he’s rolling around in his fingers is nice—5.23 carats, nearly the size of a marble, pure and white. But the diamond that Alphonse Ngoyi Kasanji is talking about is the big one—the one that got taken away.Sluicing on Bedrock

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