UPDATE 3/20/2014:The last paragraph of this article has been updated to reflect that the defense decided late Wednesday to rest its case and will not call any additional witnesses.
Sulaiman Abu Ghayth testified on his own behalf Wednesday, trying to beat back charges he served as a propagandist for al Qaida and recruited fighters for Osama bin Laden immediately following the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks.
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