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News Watch October
2004
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Oct 26:
Karzai, a man with no party, Scott Baldauf, The Christian Science Monitor
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Oct 25:
Karzai poised for poll landslide, BBC
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Oct 23:
Suicide bomber hits Kabul street, BBC
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Oct 21:
Karzai closes in on poll victory, BBC
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Oct 19:
Kandahar's No 1 lady detective fights crime from under a burqa, Nick Meo, The Independent
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Oct 18:
Five killed in Afghan poll blast, BBC
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Oct 15:
Opium Mafia Reigns Supreme, Paktribune
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Oct 15:
Peaceful vote diminishes Taliban, Scott Baldauf, The Christan Science Monitor
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Oct 15:
U.S. Army Inquiry Implicates 28 Soldiers in Deaths of 2 Afghan Detainees, Thom Shanker, The New York Times
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Oct 14:
Most Afghan Ballots Are Approved, Paul Watson, Los Angeles Times
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Oct 13:
15 Afghan Candidates to File Vote Complaints With Panel,
Carlotta Gall, The New York Times
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Oct 12:
U.S. Releases Saudi-American It Had Captured in Afghanistan, Joel Brinkley & Eric Lichtblau, The New York Times
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Oct 12:
US exit poll gives Karzai victory, Declan Walsh, The Guardian
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Oct 11:
Plan for Investigation Into Afghan Election Eases Dissent, Amy Waldman, The New York Times
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Oct 9:
Chaos as boycott hits Afghan vote, BBC
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Oct 8:
Afghan Vote Is a Referendum on Karzai, Amy Waldman, The New York Times
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Oct 6:
Warlord politics heats Afghan vote, Scott Baldauf, Christian Science Monitor
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Oct 6:
NATO Expects Rush of Taliban Attacks in Afghanistan, Eric Schmitt, New York Times
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Oct 3:
"Thousands of terrorists target Afghan poll", Nick Meo, The Independent
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Sep 28:
"Afghan warlords threaten poll", Andrew North, BBC
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