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juvenile lockup after pleading guilty to three burglary counts in Island County. 
But he fled the minimum-security facility in April 2008 and was soon 
back to his old tricks, breaking into unoccupied vacation homes, stealing food 
and sometimes staying there.As red-faced investigators repeatedly failed to catch him, his 
antics escalated: He began stealing planes from small, rural airports and crash-landing 
them -- at least five in all."What was characterized by the media 
as the swashbuckling adventures of a rakish teenager were in fact the 
actions of a depressed, possibly suicidal young man with waxing and waning 
post-traumatic stress disorder (following his first plane crash in November 2008)," wrote 
Dr. Richard S. Adler, a psychiatrist who evaluated him for the defense 
lawyers.Waves of burglaries broke out on Orcas Island, where Kyle Ater runs 
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to be released.The Security Council froze the assets of five key Libyan 
financial institutions in March following the uprising against Qaddafi's 42-year rule and 
his deadly crackdown on protesters.After Qaddafi's death and the end of the 
eight-month civil war in October, the Security Council eased some financial restrictions 
to allow a resumption of trading. But the freeze on assets that 
the Central Bank and Foreign Bank held before March remained in place 
until Friday's delisting.Britain's Hague welcomed the sanctions committee's decision, saying "Libya's government 
will now have full access to the significant funds needed to help 
rebuild the country, to underpin stability and to ensure that Libyans can 
make the transactions that are essential to everyday life.""The transitional government must 
now redouble its efforts to build a transparent and accountable financial system 
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 movement, advocating constitutional reform and arguing landmark cases to defend property 
rights and political and religious dissenters. Convicted in 2006 of subversion and 
sentenced to three years, he was quickly released on probation before being 
taken away by security agents in 2009 in the first of his 
forced disappearances that set off an international outcry.The Xinhua report referred to 
his 2006 subversion conviction and said Beijing's No. 1 Intermediate People's Court 
found that Gao "had seriously violated probation rules for a number of 
times, which led to the court decision to withdraw the probation."The report 
did not explain what violations Gao had committed but said his five-year 
probation was due to expire next Thursday -- timing which legal experts 
said may have prompted the government to send Gao back to jail. 
"He would serve his term in prison in the next three years," 
the report said.Calls to the No. 1 court and the city's appeals 
court rang u