George Malcom Anthony Rashiah, Salomi Hiranthie Anthony Rashiah, and Anne Oshani Anthony Rashiah v. John D. Ashcroft

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• concluding that CAT relief was unavailable to applicant who offered country report describing instances of torture but no evidence that he would be specifically targeted
• concluding that CAT relief was unavailable to applicant who offered country report describing instances of torture but no evidence that he would be specifically targeted
• concluding that CAT relief was unavaila‐ ble to applicant who offered country report describing in‐ stances of torture but no evidence that he would be specifi‐ cally targeted
• concluding that CAT relief was unavaila‐ ble to applicant who offered country report describing in‐ stances of torture but no evidence that he would be specifi‐ cally targeted
• concluding that CAT relief was unavaila‐ ble to applicant who offered country report describing in‐ stances of torture but no evidence that he would be specifi‐ cally targeted
• concluding that CAT relief was unavaila‐ ble to applicant who offered country report describing in‐ stances of torture but no evidence that he would be specifi‐ cally targeted

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