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        "uri": "/2017/01/26/military-tensions-and-government-stability-mark-a-year-of-political-risk/",
        "title": "Military tensions and government stability mark a year of political risk",
        "byline": "Andre Tartar",
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        "prettyDate": "January 26, 2017",
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        "summary": "If 2016 was packed with surprises, 2017 carries just as much political risk. The difference, according to a new report by Verisk Maplecroft, is that governments will be able to weather populist storms and any military flareups will likely fizzle.",
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