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FILE - In this May 18, 2011 file picture, Chilean forensic Dr. Luis Ravanal holds a graphic produced by Legal Medical Service experts showing their hypothesis that Chile's former President Salvador Allende's wounds were not compatible with suicide, during an interview in Santiago, Chile. Chile's state television channel has reported that a 300-page military review of Allende's death long thought to be lost, support the theory that the former president may have been assassinated and did not commit suicide during the 1973 coup. (AP Photo/Roberto Candia, File)