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A mass grave containing two dozen unidentified bodies has been discovered in the coastal city of Sirte .
Sirte city was a stronghold for IS for several years until the militants were expelled in December 2016 by U.S.-backed forces in western Libya .
Mass graves have been discovered across over the past few years in Libya , a country that has experienced political turmoil.
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