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White House accused of Saudi 9-11 cover-up

Washington - A United States senator has accused the White House of covering up evidence that might have linked Saudi Arabia to the September 11 hijackers.

The charges by former Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Bob Graham, made on Tuesday at a news conference arranged by the John Kerry campaign and in a new book, support Kerry's claims that President George Bush is too close to the Saudi royal family and unwilling to pressure it to crack down on the financing of terrorists.

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