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Did you know... that Samuel Toloza fought off Iraqi militants with only a knife after his convoy was attacked and ran out of ammunition?
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Earwig's shows only a 7.4% likelihood of violation, due to the inclusion of a quote present in the article by the Washington Times. ✦ Saltymagnolia ✦ 15:38, 12 September 2025 (UTC)