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An alleged al Qaeda operative accused of playing a role in the 1998 U.S. Embassy bombings in Kenya and Tanzania pleaded not guilty Tuesday to terrorism charges brought against him in federal court in New York. As Abu Anas al Libi walked into court to face the charges, his hands were shackled, his hair was short, and he sported a red, bushy beard, graying around his face and chin. He moved slowly and appeared unsteady. He told the court he was 49, but he looked 10 to 15 years older. His family told CNN he suffers from hepatitis C. Judge Lewis Kaplan signed a medical order for care.

Al Libi's family members said they had received no news about him from the U.S. or

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- Abu Anas al Libi governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- Al Libi governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- American governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- CNN governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- Kenya governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- Lewis Kaplan governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- Libya governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- New York governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- Tanzania governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- U.S. governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- al Libi governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.
- al Qaeda governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.


Libya governments and were shocked to learn that he had arrived in the United States.