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This week on NOW: leaders of one of the world's most brutal terrorist groups have long advocated violence against the Egyptian government, and even supplied some foot soldiers for Osama bin Laden. Now they're having second thoughts - is their change of heart to be trusted? NPR's Deborah Amos and NOW's Gregory Henry have this report.
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John Sayles, one of our most celebrated independent filmmakers, examines the ever-changing landscape of America in his new film SUNSHINE STATE.
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Did the Muslim Brotherhood have a change of heart? 
