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U.S. intelligence assessments and experts have said that Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who controls all levers of power in Saudi Arabia, likely ordered or at least knew about the killing.
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U.S. intelligence assessments and experts say it's unlikely the killing could have happened without the crown prince's knowledge.
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