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Ralston Reid, a 51-year-old yam farmer and one of three candidates running for colonel of the Maroons, plays the abeng, a traditional instrument Tuesday May 26, 2004 in Accompong, Jamaica. Elections are scheduled for Thursday. The first Maroons were a band of African slaves freed by the Spanish in 1655 to wreak havoc on invading British forces. The name Maroons comes from the Spanish word cimarrones, meaning the ??untamed'' or ??wild'' ones. (AP Photo/Collin Reid )
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2004-05-26
ASSOCIATED PRESS/East News
Associated Press
COLLIN REID
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