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In 1990, Muhammad Ali flew to Iraq to take part in the rescue of 15 American hostages. Without the permission of the U.S. government, the heavyweight boxer personally fought

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In 1990, Muhammad Ali flew to Iraq to take part in the rescue of 15 American hostages. Without permission from the U.S. government, the heavyweight boxer personally negotiated with Saddam Hussein and persuaded him to let the Americans go home safely.

In 1990, Muhammad Ali flew to Iraq to take part in the rescue of 15 American hostages. Without the permission of the U.S. government, the heavyweight boxer personally fought
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