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It is shown that the fundamental groups of certain non-positively curved 2-complexes have the property that their quasiconvex subgroups are the intersections of finite index subgroups.
As a consequence, every geometrically finite subgroup of the figure 8 knot group is the intersection of finite index subgroups. The same result holds for many other prime alternating link groups.