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In this January 12, 2015 photo, female troops of Ta’ang National Liberation army (TNLA) join celebrations in Mar Wong, northern Shan state, Myanmar, marking the anniversary of their ethnic insurrection against successive Myanmar governments. The grievances of the Ta'ang people, said to number at around 500,000, date back to 1963, soon after Gen. Ne Win seized power in a bloody coup and imposed policies that actively promoted the Burman, ethnic majority to position of power. (Photo by Gemunu Amarasinghe/AP Photo)
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