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Assange's wife and lawyers visit Australia's parliament to thank lawmakers

Julian Assange's wife Stella Assange and members of his legal team visited Australia’s Parliament House on Thursday to thank a broad spectrum of lawmakers who campaigned for the WikiLeaks founder's freedom. 
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