"Aketao" meaning in English

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          "text": "The Xinjiang Legal News said Awazi was arrested in June in Aketao County.\nAccording to the newspaper, Awazi had appointed himself imam, or senior Moslem cleric, in 1992 at a mosque in Aketao, where he organised 120 Moslem activists who criticised Communist Party policies and denounced party officials as “pagans.”",
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          "text": "Aisha Awazi, Uyghur imam (prayer leader) of a mosque in Aketao, strongly critical of the Communists as “pagans.” According to the Xinjiang Legal News, he was arrested in Aketao County in July 1996.",
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          "text": "An ethnic Kyrgyz officer at the Charlong Township Police Station, in Kizilsu Kirghiz’s Akto (Aketao) county, recently told RFA’s Uyghur Service that hundreds of residents of the town’s Payiz village—a Kyrgyz-populated area of more than 1,500 people—have been sent to the camps.",
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