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opinionjournal.com     May 22, 2008            

Washington Afghanistan and the National Geographic Society go back a long way. "We published our first article on Afghanistan in 1909," says the archaeologist Fredrik T. Hiebert, 48, a National Geographic Fellow and exhibition curator of "Afghanistan: Hidden Treasures From the National Museum,... [read full story]                    


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Bullet Firm Firing Amid Slump

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9:37am UK, Thursday August 21, 2008 Geoff Meade, Defence correspondent In recession-haunted Britain there is one unexpected bright spot on the economy - demand is booming at the country's last remaining producer of military...                    

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Troops, Militants Battle in Afghanistan

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U.K.'s Brown Makes Surprise Visit KABUL, Afghanistan -- U.S.-led coalition troops killed more than 30 insurgents in a battle in eastern Afghanistan, officials said Thursday, as U.K. Prime Minister Gordon Brown made an...                    

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British PM Brown arrives in Afghanistan for talks with Karzai

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Kabul: British Prime Minister Gordon Brown arrived in Afghanistan on Thursday for talks with President Hamid Karzai. Brown is expected to urge the Afghan leader to work with Pakistan against terrorism. "I'll be pressing on...                    

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U.S.-led air raid said killed civilians, militants

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KABUL (Reuters) - Three soldiers from the NATO-led force were killed in a roadside bomb blast in eastern Afghanistan, the alliance said on Thursday, the latest foreign casualties in a week of rising violence. The soldiers were...                    

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