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Afghan women walk in front of U.S. Army
SGT Steven Campbell as he searches for
Taliban fighters who killed an Afghan
Special Forces policeman in the village
of Sanjaray in Zhari district early
April 19, 2008. REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic (
AFGHANISTAN)
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Afghan children sit on a truck before
departing Jalozai camp near Peshawar
April 15, 2008. Hundreds of Afghans
seeking to return home from northwest
Pakistan have been stranded because a
tribal clash has closed down a road
leading to Afghanistan, the United
Nations refugee agency said on Tuesday.
REUTERS/Ali Imam (PAKISTAN)
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An Afghan refugee carries a ceiling fan
while waiting to depart Jalozai camp
near Peshawar April 15, 2008. Hundreds
of Afghans seeking to return home from
northwest Pakistan have been stranded
because a tribal clash has closed down a
road leading to Afghanistan, the United
Nations refugee agency said on Tuesday.
REUTERS/Ibrar Tanoli (PAKISTAN)
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Afghan boys look at Bollywood movie
posters at the cinema in Kabul April 15,
2008. Afghan soap operas with their
tales of family drama and trysts among
the rich and beautiful have transfixed
Afghans brought up on turgid state
broadcasts and under a Taliban ban on
television. REUTERS/Omar Sobhani (
AFGHANISTAN)
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Afghan women sit on bags of wheat
donated by the World Food Programme (WFP)
in Kabul, April 15, 2008. REUTERS/Omar
Sobhani (AFGHANISTAN)
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Workers load sacks of flour onto a truck
at a flour market in Kabul April 14,
2008. Impoverished Afghans struggling
with rising wheat prices are not
expected to get any relief soon with no
sign prices are going to come down, a
United Nations official said on Monday.
REUTERS/Ahmad Masood (AFGHANISTAN)
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A blind man (R) begs for money on a
roadside in Kabul April 8, 2008. REUTERS/
Ahmad Masood (AFGHANISTAN)
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Afghan boys look at U.S. soldiers
visiting their school in the village of
Shahr e Safa in Tarnak Wa Jaldak
district in Zabul province April 7, 2008.
REUTERS/Goran Tomasevic (AFGHANISTAN)
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Afghan women arrive to attend a free
medical assistance camp set up by the
NATO-led International Security
Assistance Force in the outskirts of
Kabul April 3, 2008. President Nicolas
Sarkozy confirmed at a NATO summit on
Thursday that France will send a
battalion of troops to the east of
Afghanistan as part of efforts to
bolster the alliance's peacekeeping
force. REUTERS/Ahmad Masood (AFGHANISTAN)
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An Afghan man stands by the door of a
free medical assistance camp set up by
the NATO-led International Security
Assistance Force for locals in the
outskirts of Kabul April 3, 2008.
President Nicolas Sarkozy confirmed at a
NATO summit on Thursday that France will
send a battalion of troops to the east
of Afghanistan as part of efforts to
bolster the alliance's peacekeeping
force. REUTERS/Ahmad Masood (AFGHANISTAN)
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An Afghan family walks along a road in
the old part of Kabul March 23, 2008.
REUTERS/Ahmad Masood (AFGHANISTAN)
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Afghan girls attend their first day of
class at a new school built with German
aid money in the village of Deh Hassan,
northern Afghanistan, March 18, 2008,
during a visit by NATO Supreme Commander
General John Craddock. With the world
marking five years since the invasion of
Iraq, a NATO-led force of some 40 states
is at pains to argue it is not losing a
longer war in the deserts and mountains
of Afghanistan. NATO officials say
building schools and repairing vital
infrastructure in parallel to military
efforts are the way ahead in Afghanistan
more than six years after U.S.-led
forces toppled the Taliban in pursuit of
Osama bin Laden's al Qaeda. Picture
taken March 18, 2008. To match feature
AFGHAN-FUTURE/ REUTERS/David Brunnstrom (
AFGHANISTAN)
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A labourer sorts through a pile of old
sandals at a factory in Kabul March 11,
2008. The factory makes sandals using
the recycled material from old shoes.
REUTERS/Omar Sobhani (AFGHANISTAN)
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