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Breaking News Michael Vick - Reinstated-NFL
Former champion Forrest shot to death
| Monday July 27, 2009* United States News.US |
By Dan
Rafael Fulton County medical examiner Michele Stauffenberg confirmed the case was a homicide and that the autopsy showed Forrest died from "multiple gunshot wounds involving the torso and thigh." Sgt. Lisa Keyes said a police report on the shooting was not immediately available. Full Story . . .
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CNN: Republican: Palin is another Huckabee It looks like Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin may have one less fan. http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/07/26/republican-palin-is-another-huckabee/ CNN: Clinton: Obama has proven his toughness, international savvy Hillary Clinton is convinced. After questioning Barack Obama's international savvy and toughness while campaigning against him last year, the secretary of state said Sunday she has seen plenty of both from the president so far.
CNN: Reliable Sources: Gates comments overshadow health care The controversy surrounding the arrest of Professor Henry Louis Gates Junior dominated the Sunday morning talk shows, with Obama administration officials re-explaining the president's comments during Wednesday’s primetime news conference. Obama's primetime news conference was supposed to push his health care agenda to the forefront of the news cycle, but his comments about the Cambridge police department took center stage on nearly all media outlets.
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New York Times: Reach of Subsidies Is Critical Issue for Health Plan The major health care bills moving through Congress would require nearly all Americans to have health insurance. But as lawmakers struggle to achieve the goal of universal coverage, a critical question is whether the plans will be affordable to those who are currently uninsured.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/27/health/policy/27 New York Times: Competing Brands of Republicanism In this uncertain moment for the party of Lincoln, behold the jaunty, robust specimen of Republican centrism.
http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/07/27/ Washington Post: Infectious Diseases Study Site Questioned The Department of Homeland Security relied on a rushed, flawed study to justify its decision to locate a $700 million research facility for highly infectious pathogens in a tornado-prone section of Kansas, according to a government report.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/26/AR2009072602857.html Washington Post: Amid Scrutiny, Yoo Pushes Back Some public figures, if their judgment and ethics come under fire, retreat into solitude. Then there is John C. Yoo.
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For the latest political news: www.CNNPolitics.com. CNN: King: What will triumph in health care
push -- reform or recess? Something old and something new to watch this
week: The continuing -- some say languishing -- health care debate, and
the launch of the "Cash for Clunkers" program designed to improve the
nation's fuel efficiency, not to mention Detroit's bottom line. CNN: King: Uninsured 23-year-old battles
leukemia, medical bills
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A key Democratic senator in health care reform negotiations said Sunday that his party lacks the votes to pass a bill through Congress on its own.
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2009/07/26/
CNN: GOP ratchets up health care reform debate As Democrats continue to splinter over President Obama's proposed health care reform plan, Republicans are taking the opportunity to home in on a key argument: A good bill deserves more time and deliberation.
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Former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin gave her final speech as Alaska's governor Sunday before stepping down from her post, telling a Fairbanks crowd that she is resigning "to chart a new course to advance the state." Full Story . . .
CNN: Palin's second picnic draws supporters, few dissenters Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin was met with a fairly warm
reception at a picnic in Anchorage on Saturday, a day before she steps
down as the state's governor.
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Prosecutor Gressett fighting charge of rape-Was Contra Costa County DA kinky encounter with CoCo co-worker forced or consensual?
| Monday July 27, 2009* United States News.US |
NEW YORK (CNN) -- A three-vehicle crash north of New York killed eight people, including four children, state police said on Sunday.
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San Francisco Chronicle-SF
Gate.Com (07-26) 20:29 PDT -- As Michael Gressett waited for a jury verdict in a molestation trial, the Contra Costa County sex crimes prosecutor had what he called a "nooner," bringing a fellow prosecutor to his Martinez home for intercourse. More . . . |
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In 2 West Bank Settlements, a Sign of Hope for a Deal By ETHAN BRONNER and ISABEL KERSHNER Two growing ultra-Orthodox settlements offer surprising potential for compromise. More . . . Clinton Warns Iranians on Making Nuclear Fuel Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton warned that if Iran's leaders are seeking nuclear weapons, "your pursuit is futile."
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Files Vanished, Young Chinese Lose the Future By SHARON LaFRANIERE Local officials are suspected of stealing individuals' academic records - which are vital in China - and selling them to underachievers seeking better job prospects. More . . .Full Story . . . World Sympathies for Lashkar-e-Taiba and its jihadist and anti-Indian culture are raising a serious challenge to any long-lasting moves to dismantle the network. |
Iranian President Fires Cabinet Ministers By ROBERT F. WORTH and NAZILA FATHI President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran dismissed two key cabinet ministers in the latest fallout of a bitter dispute among conservatives. Full Story . . . . . |
An Army staff sergeant will posthumously receive the Medal of Honor
| Sunday July 26, 2009* United States News.US |
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WASHINGTON (CNN) -- An Army staff sergeant will posthumously receive the Medal of Honor after he sacrificed his own life in an effort to save another soldier in Afghanistan, the White House said Friday. More . . .
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Sports Contador Wins, but Armstrong Has Other Victory By JULIET MACUR Alberto Contador of Spain won the Tour de France for a second time, and Lance Armstrong joined him on the podium after finishing third in a comeback. More . . . . |
Mexico 5, United States 0 Mexico Thumps U.S. to Win Gold Cup By JERĂE LONGMAN For the first time in 10 years, the Mexicans won a road game against the United States. The outcome is likely to have little effect on World Cup qualifying. Story . . .
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Iranian President Fires Cabinet Ministers
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New York Times: Iranian President Fires Cabinet Ministers By ROBERT F. WORTH President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran dismissed two
key cabinet ministers in the latest fallout of a bitter dispute among
conservatives.
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By BRIAN KNOWLTON In an hourlong interview at the end of a trip to Thailand and India, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton underscored her message that "the United States is back."
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New York Times: Strong Showing Seen for Kurdish Challengers By SAM DAGHER The entrenched leadership of Iraq's Kurdistan region was shaken by what appeared to be a stronger than expected showing in regional elections by a new coalition.
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Palin Faces Questions as She Exits Alaska Politics --Palin Ethics Investigator Closely Tied to Democratic Party
| Sunday July 26, 2009* United States News.US |
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Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin steps down Sunday
giving few clues about her political future, which has been clouded by
ethics probes, mounting legal bills and
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Antitrust Chief Hits Resistance in Crackdown
| Sunday July 26, 2009* United States News.US |
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New York Times: Antitrust Chief Hits Resistance in Crackdown By STEPHEN LABATON Christine A. Varney, and some senior lawmakers, are preparing to rein in several major industries but are finding resistance from Obama administration officials. More . . .
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By DAVID BARSTOW What thousands could not achieve in three decades of relentless protest, a gunman accomplished on May 31 when he shot Dr. George R. Tiller in the head. More . . . |
New York Times: POLITICAL MEMO Partisan or Not, a Tough Course on Health Care By ADAM NAGOURNEY President Obama is under growing pressure to choose between wooing a small band of Republicans or struggling to rally his party to get the job done. More . . . |
4 Suspects Detained in Mexico in U.S. Border Agent's Death
| Sunday July 26, 2009* United States News.US |
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Fox News: MEXICO CITY — Mexican police announced the arrests Saturday of four men suspected of involvement in the killing of a U.S. Border Patrol agent as American investigators searched hospitals for gunmen who were possibly wounded in the first such shooting death in more than a decade. Full Story
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News: Four men allegedly
part of an immigrant smuggling ring are detained in connection with the
killing of U.S. Border Patrol agent, Mexico police say. |
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Drive to legalize marijuana rolls on in California Saturday July 25, 2009
| Saturday July 25, 2009* United States News.US |
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CNN: Drive to
legalize marijuana rolls on in California
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CNN: White House: Soldier to receive Medal of Honor posthumously An Army staff sergeant will posthumously receive the Medal of Honor after he sacrificed his own life in an effort to save another soldier in Afghanistan, the White House said Friday.
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A group of L.A. Galaxy fans did not hide its
displeasure toward David Beckham.
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CNN: Beckham fined $1,000 by MLS for conduct toward fan. David Beckham's highly publicized run-in with his own club's fans has earned the soccer superstar a $1,000 fine by Major League Soccer.
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Democrats’ Divide Fuels Turmoil on Health Care
| Saturday July 25, 2009* United States News.US |
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New York Times:
Democrats’ Divide Fuels Turmoil on Health Care By ROBERT PEAR and DAVID M. HERSZENHORN (NYT) Dissension
among Democrats over health-care policy flared anew on Friday as Henry A.
Waxman threatened to bypass his own committee to speed passage of the bill. New York Times:
Some
advisers to President George W. Bush, including Dick Cheney, argued in 2002
for using the military to sweep up terrorism suspects on domestic soil.
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New York Times: By BRIAN STELTER (NYT) Some conservatives believe so strongly that the president is Kenyan, the mainstream media decided it was a story. New York Times:
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'MISTAKEN' O: I'LL DRINK TO UNITY INVITES COP & PROF FOR A BEER
| Saturday July 25, 2009* United States News.US |
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CNN: Analysis: Is Palin the next GOP 'kingmaker'?
CNN: Commentary: Time to move past Palin distraction
CNN: Doctor-patient talk could cut costs, ethicists
say CNN: Obama's 'green-jobs' guru: from activist to
environmentalist
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'MISTAKEN' O: I'LL DRINK TO UNITY INVITES COP & PROF FOR A BEER
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![]() OK, LET ME TRY THIS AGAIN: The president yesterday makes his surprise appearance, backtracking from his "acted stupidly" gaffe. NEW YORK POST More . .
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Bush Official Sees Peril in Health Plan Friday, July 24, 2009
| Friday July 24, 2009* United States News.US |
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Washington Post Staff Writer Bush Official Sees Peril in Health PlanPublic Option Would Lead to 'Bankrupt' System, Ex-HHS Secretary Leavitt SaysThe man who helped oversee Medicare in the last administration describes the nation's biggest government-run health plan as a fiscal disaster, and he says reform proposals that would build on it are a prescription for failure. Full Story . . .
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Public Option Would Lead to 'Bankrupt' System, Ex-HHS Secretary Leavitt Says |
CNN:
GOP questions Obama's police criticism
Senate Republicans will place a national Web ad Thursday calling into question President Obama's decision to criticize a Massachusetts police department for arresting a Harvard professor at his own home. http://politicalticker.blogs. CNN: North Korea: Clinton 'funny lady, by no means intelligent' North Korea launched a scathing personal attack on U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Thursday after she likened the leadership in Pyongyang to "small children and unruly teenagers and people who are demanding attention." http://politicalticker.blogs. CNN: Palin's resignation hardly a curtain call Last August, then-Republican presidential nominee John McCain introduced to the nation his surprise pick for vice president, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin. http://www.cnn.com/2009/ |
| Friday July 24, 2009* United States News.US |
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CNN: Obama rips GOP in health care forum
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Informant, Rabbi's Son Allegedly Aided Massive
New Jersey
Corruption Bust Friday July 24, 2009
| Friday July 24, 2009* United States News.US |
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Cop Who Arrested Gates Not Ruling Out Defamation Lawsuit. Friday July 24, 2009
| Friday July 24, 2009* United States News.US |
| ABC News--Cop Who Arrested Gates Not Ruling Out Defamation
Lawsuit.
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JEFFREY Epstein is a free man July 23, 2009
| Thursday July 23, 2009* United States News.US |
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July 23, 2009 -- JEFFREY Epstein is a free man. Yesterday, the massage-loving billionaire financier was released six months early from his 18-month prison sentence in Florida because he's cooperating with federal prosecutors. Epstein, who pleaded guilty to procuring teenage girls for prostitution, is helping the feds prosecute Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin, the Bear Stearns hedge fund managers who allegedly took him for $67 million. Cioffi and Tannin are set to go on trial in Brooklyn federal court on Sept. 28 on charges of misleading investors in their subprime mortgage investment fund, which went bust last year. More . . .
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ay July 22, 2009* COP WHO ARRESTED HARVARD PROFESSOR GAVE MOUTH-TO-MOUTH TO DYING NBA START
| Monday July 23, 2009* United States News.US |
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NEW YORK
TIMES
The Cambridge cop who arrested Harvard
professor Henry Louis Gates Jr., creating a debate about whether the move
was based on racism, said he gave mouth-to-mouth resuscitation to NBA star
Reggie Lewis.
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2 NJ mayors, lawmaker arrested in corruption case
| Thursday July 23, 2009* United States News.US |
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07/23/2009 8:56:09 AM By DAVID PORTER Associated Press Writer The mayors of two New Jersey cities and a current and former state legislator were among more than two dozen people arrested Thursday in a sweeping corruption investigation. Among about 30 people arrested Thursday were Hoboken Mayor Peter Cammarano III, Secaucus Mayor Dennis Elwell, Jersey City Deputy Mayor Leona Beldini, former Jersey City Council President L. Harvey Smith and state Assemblyman Daniel Van Pelt. More . . .
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Proposal Would Restore Zelaya in 2 Days
| Wednesday July 22, 2009* United States News.US |
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CBSNEWS Reports proposal in the works:
Proposal Would Restore Zelaya in 2 Days
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Los Angeles police and federal drug agents searched the Houston clinic of Michael Jackson's doctor
| United States News.US Houston clinic of Michael Jackson's doctor searched |
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New York Post Breaking News Los Angeles police and federal drug agents searched the Houston clinic of Michael Jackson's doctor Wednesday, while investigators in California sought more information from him.
The lawyer for Dr. Conrad
Murray doctor said police searched clinic for evidence of manslaughter.
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TONIGHT ON SHOWBIZ TONIGHT - HLN 11pm ET/PT -CNN There is a brand new bombshell in the investigation into Michael Jackson's death! You don't want to miss a minute of it, tonight on Showbiz Tonight! NEW BOMBSHELL IN JACKSON INVESTIGATION Breaking news: detectives have searched the office of Dr. Conrad Murray, who was with Michael Jackson the day he died, for what Murray's lawyer is calling "evidence of manslaughter"! The LAPD and federal DEA agents searched Murray's medical office in Houston, and left with a computer hard drive and 21 documents! So what did they find, and what could this mean in the search for the cause of Michael's death? I'll have all the late-breaking developments, tonight on Showbiz Tonight! |
President Obama will
address the nation-Healthcare
Wednesday July 22, 2009
| Wednesday July 22, 2009* United States News.US President Obama will address the nation-Healthcare |
In Health Care Fight, Defining Moment Nears for PresidentBy SHERYL GAY STOLBERG President Obama will address the nation in a news conference tonight, likely focusing on health care, an issue that could well shape the rest of his presidency. |
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CNN Source: Slain couple's safe held $100,000
Wednesday July 22, 2009
| Wednesday July 22, 2009* United States News.US Slain couple's safe held $100,000 |
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A safe found in the home of a slain Florida couple known for adopting
special-needs children contained about $100,000, a source told CNN. The
safe is the second one belonging to Byrd and Melanie Billings of Beulah,
Florida. Police have said another safe containing prescription medication,
family documents and some jewelry was found buried in a suspect's
backyard.
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Source: Slain couple's safe held $100,000
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A woman in civil action is accusing Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger of raping her
| Tuesday July 21, 2009* United States News.US Pittsburgh Steelers Ben Roethlisberger accused of rape incivil action |
| Tuesday, July 21, 2009
RENO, Nev. — A woman is accusing Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger of raping her last summer in his penthouse hotel room at Lake Tahoe. The woman worked at Harrah's hotel-casino at the time and says the attack happened when the Super Bowl-winning quarterback was in Tahoe playing in a celebrity golf tournament. She also alleges in the civil suit that Harrah's officials refused to investigate her complaint and went to great lengths to cover up the incident. More . . .
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Disorderly conduct charge dropped against prominent black scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr
| Tuesday July 21, 2009* United States News.US Disorderly conduct charge dropped against black scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr |
| (CBS/AP) Prosecutors dropped a disorderly conduct charge Tuesday against prominent black scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr., who was arrested at his home near Harvard University after a report of a break-in. The city of Cambridge issued a statement saying the arrest "was regrettable and unfortunate" and police and Gates agreed that dropping the charge was a just resolution. "This incident should not be viewed as one that demeans the character and reputation of professor Gates or the character of the Cambridge Police Department," the statement said. Supporters say Gates — the director of Harvard's W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African and African American Research — was the victim of racial profiling. Officers responded to the home Gates rents from Harvard after a woman reported seeing "two black males with backpacks on the porch," with one "wedging his shoulder into the door as if he was trying to force entry," according to a police report. Read full story at CBS. . . CNN Account
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Fox-Breaking News-Criminal
probe of Michael Jackson's
death shifts to Las Vegas
| Tuesday July 21, 2009* United States News.US -Criminal probe of Michael Jackson's death |
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Criminal probe of Michael Jackson's death shifts to
Las Vegas, source of at least one toxic drug found in pop star's body — and,
office of personal physician, Conrad Murray.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
faces tough questions
| Tuesday July 21, 2009* United States News.US - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke faces tough questions |
| Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke likely will face tough questions this week from lawmakers about taxpayer bailouts of financial companies, slow-moving government efforts to curb home foreclosures and the possibility that the Fed's unprecedented steps to stimulate the economy could spur inflation later on. The Fed chief is scheduled to deliver a fresh report on the country's economic and financial health in back-to-back sessions on Capitol Hill starting Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. EDT with the House Financial Services Committee. More . . . Capitol Bills: Bernanke to Face Tough Questions on Bailouts
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Exclusive: Missing U.S. Soldier May Be in Pakistan-July 20, 2009
| Monday July 20, 2009* United States News.US -- Exclusive: Missing U.S. Soldier May Be in Pakistan |
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The U.S. soldier kidnapped by Taliban forces in
Afghanistan may have been taken across the border to Pakistan, complicating
efforts to obtain his release, according to two people involved in U.S. and
Afghan military efforts to locate him, and three Afghan soldiers captured
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Exclusive: Missing U.S. Soldier May Be in Pakistan
Pfc. Bowe Bergdahl Kidnapped by Taliban in Afghanistan |
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