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Saturday, October 27, 2001 9:00 PM PDT

AFGHANISTAN

Document List (85 articles) reports from Afghanistan Armed Pakistanis head for ?jihad?• Some 5,000 bound for Afghan border U.S. Ground Forces Join Campaign Kabul Airstrikes Intensify Last-Minute Effort Failed to Save Anti-Taliban Leader Pro-Taliban Pakistanis head to Afghanistan Taliban captures, kills a key opposition leader On the Move U.S. strikes called 'heaviest'yet Afghan Opposition Unfazed by Haq Death Can we deal with Afghan refugee crisis? Overnight attacks hit Kabul Slain Commander's Motive Unclear Analysis: U.S. Shifts Gears After a Week of Setbacks Heavy strikes rain down on Kabul New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Planes hit Taliban with increased ferocity • Search for anthrax widens • Third postal facility closed in New Jersey • More coverage • Latest AP/Reuters/Knight Ridder   • What the Disease Is, And How to Identify It Mixed welcome for NYC peace march Taliban tales from the war front War on terror 'may last 50 years' Assassination ends moderate's dream Bin Laden's Ultimate Ambition Bush defends tactics Fond farewell to an Afghan icon• Newsweek’s Lorch recalls Abdul Haq Some normality returns to Kandahar Spy Agencies Facing Questions of Tactics Strike Kills 2 Mine-Sniffing Dogs, U.N. Says Transcript: U.S. •Muslims on Sept. 11 Tribes march to Taleban's aid U.S. Planes Mount Heaviest Bombardment Yet Activists Protest Afghanistan Raids Antiwar Movements See New Vigor Blair tells Britain to 'hold its nerve' In Pakistan, everybody must get stoned Inside Afghanistan with Sebastian Junger Navigating by Sight Pictures of the Week US jets bombard Taleban front line 'Target-Killing' MissionsWeighed by the CIA 7 Nations Labeled Oppressors of Faith Arms and the germ Civilian deaths turn survivors against U.S. Ellen Goodman: • Evil and Blowback Haq's Comrades Called for Help Job Seekers Swamp U.S. Intelligence Agencies Los Angeles Times coverage of the attack on America and its aftermath. MSNBC is experiencing high site traffic• We have temporarily moved your personalized news to a separate page; click here to view your local news, sports, weather, and stock quotes Mystery surrounds Haq's final journey Savvy search-engine users find more on Web Schwarzkopf: U.S. Has Better Chance Slainopposition leader's comrades called U.S. The mystery of the invisible al-Marabh Tough week for White House 1 wildlife officer killed, 1 hurt in head-on crash in the Glades Anti-war rally against bombing Bombing fails to lure defectors Britain Commits • Special Forces Bush Backs House Air Security Bill Bush on War, Economy CDC, Postal Service expands anthrax hunt Czech Minister Says Atta Met With Iraqi Official Domestic anthrax source suspected Government agencies criticized for 'scrubbing' In other news: Leftovers in Elian's defense fund involved in IRS dispute International trail of evidence Israel Halts Pullout of Troops Israel calls off troop withdrawal from West Bank towns Kashmir violence kills 30 Lockheed Wins Fighter Contract Lockheed WinsFighter Contract Meeting with Iraqi official confirmed Nuclear experts study adequacy of security plans Osama Bin Laden Pakistan Turns Over Cole Suspect People in the News Q&A: The anthrax mystery Robert McNamara: The Nature of the Danger We Face Royal Marines add to alliance Shibley Telhami: • Prism on Palestine Some Fear Specter of Israel Will Remain After Pullout Some Fear Specter of Israel Will RemainAfter Pullout TV Reporting: Al Jazeera Is on the Scene U.S. fringe groups praise terrorists U.S.-Russia deal on shield, nuclear cuts could come soon, envoy says

Documents subdivided by keywords Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Attacks on Afghanistan (53) Anti-war rally against bombing Armed Pakistanis head for ?jihad?• Some 5,000 bound for Afghan border Bush Backs House Air Security Bill Lockheed Wins Fighter Contract Lockheed WinsFighter Contract Navigating by Sight Robert McNamara: The Nature of the Danger We Face Activists Protest Afghanistan Raids Bush defends tactics Last-Minute Effort Failed to Save Anti-Taliban Leader New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Planes hit Taliban with increased ferocity • Search for anthrax widens • Third postal facility closed in New Jersey • More coverage • Latest AP/Reuters/Knight Ridder Shibley Telhami: • Prism on Palestine Some Fear Specter of Israel Will Remain After Pullout Some Fear Specter of Israel Will RemainAfter Pullout Taliban captures, kills a key opposition leader U.S.-Russia deal on shield, nuclear cuts could come soon, envoy says War on terror 'may last 50 years'   • What the Disease Is, And How to Identify It 'Target-Killing' MissionsWeighed by the CIA Afghan Opposition Unfazed by Haq Death Analysis: U.S. Shifts Gears After a Week of Setbacks Antiwar Movements See New Vigor Assassination ends moderate's dream Blair tells Britain to 'hold its nerve' Bombing fails to lure defectors Bush on War, Economy CDC, Postal Service expands anthrax hunt Can we deal with Afghan refugee crisis? Czech Minister Says Atta Met With Iraqi Official Domestic anthrax source suspected Government agencies criticized for 'scrubbing' Heavy strikes rain down on Kabul Israel Halts Pullout of Troops Kabul Airstrikes Intensify MSNBC is experiencing high site traffic• We have temporarily moved your personalized news to a separate page; click here to view your local news, sports, weather, and stock quotes Mixed welcome for NYC peace march On the Move Osama Bin Laden Overnight attacks hit Kabul Royal Marines add to alliance Schwarzkopf: U.S. Has Better Chance Slain Commander's Motive Unclear Some normality returns to Kandahar Strike Kills 2 Mine-Sniffing Dogs, U.N. Says TV Reporting: Al Jazeera Is on the Scene Taliban tales from the war front Tough week for White House U.S. Ground Forces Join Campaign U.S. Planes Mount Heaviest Bombardment Yet U.S. strikes called 'heaviest'yet US jets bombard Taleban front line reports from Afghanistan Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Taliban Regime (52) Kabul Airstrikes Intensify Taliban captures, kills a key opposition leader U.S. Planes Mount Heaviest Bombardment Yet Afghan Opposition Unfazed by Haq Death Assassination ends moderate's dream Last-Minute Effort Failed to Save Anti-Taliban Leader Slain Commander's Motive Unclear Taliban tales from the war front U.S. strikes called 'heaviest'yet Heavy strikes rain down on Kabul US jets bombard Taleban front line Analysis: U.S. Shifts Gears After a Week of Setbacks   • What the Disease Is, And How to Identify It Planes hit Taliban with increased ferocity • Search for anthrax widens • Third postal facility closed in New Jersey • More coverage • Latest AP/Reuters/Knight Ridder U.S. Ground Forces Join Campaign Navigating by Sight reports from Afghanistan Can we deal with Afghan refugee crisis? New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging On the Move Royal Marines add to alliance Bombing fails to lure defectors Haq's Comrades Called for Help Pro-Taliban Pakistanis head to Afghanistan Slainopposition leader's comrades called U.S. Civilian deaths turn survivors against U.S. Overnight attacks hit Kabul Tribes march to Taleban's aid Bush defends tactics Bush on War, Economy Fond farewell to an Afghan icon• Newsweek’s Lorch recalls Abdul Haq Transcript: U.S. •Muslims on Sept. 11 Armed Pakistanis head for ?jihad?• Some 5,000 bound for Afghan border CDC, Postal Service expands anthrax hunt War on terror 'may last 50 years' 7 Nations Labeled Oppressors of Faith Some normality returns to Kandahar U.S. fringe groups praise terrorists Los Angeles Times coverage of the attack on America and its aftermath. Mystery surrounds Haq's final journey Anti-war rally against bombing Bin Laden's Ultimate Ambition Blair tells Britain to 'hold its nerve' Bush Backs House Air Security Bill In Pakistan, everybody must get stoned Mixed welcome for NYC peace march Pakistan Turns Over Cole Suspect Pictures of the Week Q&A: The anthrax mystery Robert McNamara: The Nature of the Danger We Face Schwarzkopf: U.S. Has Better Chance Spy Agencies Facing Questions of Tactics Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Osama bin Laden (33) Bin Laden's Ultimate Ambition Osama Bin Laden 'Target-Killing' MissionsWeighed by the CIA Pakistan Turns Over Cole Suspect U.S. Planes Mount Heaviest Bombardment Yet Blair tells Britain to 'hold its nerve' Can we deal with Afghan refugee crisis? Domestic anthrax source suspected Shibley Telhami: • Prism on Palestine 7 Nations Labeled Oppressors of Faith Ellen Goodman: • Evil and Blowback International trail of evidence Pro-Taliban Pakistanis head to Afghanistan Q&A: The anthrax mystery Spy Agencies Facing Questions of Tactics Afghan Opposition Unfazed by Haq Death Analysis: U.S. Shifts Gears After a Week of Setbacks Armed Pakistanis head for ?jihad?• Some 5,000 bound for Afghan border Bush defends tactics Heavy strikes rain down on Kabul In Pakistan, everybody must get stoned New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging People in the News Planes hit Taliban with increased ferocity • Search for anthrax widens • Third postal facility closed in New Jersey • More coverage • Latest AP/Reuters/Knight Ridder Robert McNamara: The Nature of the Danger We Face Taliban captures, kills a key opposition leader U.S. strikes called 'heaviest'yet US jets bombard Taleban front line 1 wildlife officer killed, 1 hurt in head-on crash in the Glades In other news: Leftovers in Elian's defense fund involved in IRS dispute Nuclear experts study adequacy of security plans U.S. fringe groups praise terrorists Activists Protest Afghanistan Raids Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and War on Terrorism (25) Bush on War, Economy Spy Agencies Facing Questions of Tactics War on terror 'may last 50 years' 7 Nations Labeled Oppressors of Faith Bush Backs House Air Security Bill Bush defends tactics Domestic anthrax source suspected Heavy strikes rain down on Kabul Overnight attacks hit Kabul Transcript: U.S. •Muslims on Sept. 11 U.S.-Russia deal on shield, nuclear cuts could come soon, envoy says 'Target-Killing' MissionsWeighed by the CIA Armed Pakistanis head for ?jihad?• Some 5,000 bound for Afghan border Czech Minister Says Atta Met With Iraqi Official In Pakistan, everybody must get stoned Israel Halts Pullout of Troops Job Seekers Swamp U.S. Intelligence Agencies Kabul Airstrikes Intensify Meeting with Iraqi official confirmed New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Royal Marines add to alliance Slain Commander's Motive Unclear TV Reporting: Al Jazeera Is on the Scene US jets bombard Taleban front line reports from Afghanistan Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Taleban Military (23) U.S. Planes Mount Heaviest Bombardment Yet Heavy strikes rain down on Kabul   • What the Disease Is, And How to Identify It Afghan Opposition Unfazed by Haq Death Kabul Airstrikes Intensify Taliban captures, kills a key opposition leader Last-Minute Effort Failed to Save Anti-Taliban Leader On the Move Slain Commander's Motive Unclear Analysis: U.S. Shifts Gears After a Week of Setbacks Blair tells Britain to 'hold its nerve' Bush Backs House Air Security Bill Bush defends tactics Can we deal with Afghan refugee crisis? Haq's Comrades Called for Help New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Planes hit Taliban with increased ferocity • Search for anthrax widens • Third postal facility closed in New Jersey • More coverage • Latest AP/Reuters/Knight Ridder Pro-Taliban Pakistanis head to Afghanistan Slainopposition leader's comrades called U.S. Taliban tales from the war front U.S. Ground Forces Join Campaign U.S. strikes called 'heaviest'yet reports from Afghanistan Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and CIA (21) Job Seekers Swamp U.S. Intelligence Agencies Spy Agencies Facing Questions of Tactics 'Target-Killing' MissionsWeighed by the CIA Last-Minute Effort Failed to Save Anti-Taliban Leader Bin Laden's Ultimate Ambition Slain Commander's Motive Unclear Taliban captures, kills a key opposition leader   • What the Disease Is, And How to Identify It Pakistan Turns Over Cole Suspect Robert McNamara: The Nature of the Danger We Face Bush on War, Economy CDC, Postal Service expands anthrax hunt Domestic anthrax source suspected Fond farewell to an Afghan icon• Newsweek’s Lorch recalls Abdul Haq Kabul Airstrikes Intensify MSNBC is experiencing high site traffic• We have temporarily moved your personalized news to a separate page; click here to view your local news, sports, weather, and stock quotes Meeting with Iraqi official confirmed New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Overnight attacks hit Kabul Some Fear Specter of Israel Will Remain After Pullout Some Fear Specter of Israel Will RemainAfter Pullout Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Anthrax Cases (19) Arms and the germ Q&A: The anthrax mystery Bin Laden's Ultimate Ambition Los Angeles Times coverage of the attack on America and its aftermath. MSNBC is experiencing high site traffic• We have temporarily moved your personalized news to a separate page; click here to view your local news, sports, weather, and stock quotes Tough week for White House Bush defends tactics Bush on War, Economy CDC, Postal Service expands anthrax hunt Czech Minister Says Atta Met With Iraqi Official Domestic anthrax source suspected Ellen Goodman: • Evil and Blowback Job Seekers Swamp U.S. Intelligence Agencies Meeting with Iraqi official confirmed Mixed welcome for NYC peace march New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Overnight attacks hit Kabul U.S. fringe groups praise terrorists US jets bombard Taleban front line Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and George W. Bush (19) Bush defends tactics Tough week for White House Domestic anthrax source suspected Transcript: U.S. •Muslims on Sept. 11 Bush on War, Economy 'Target-Killing' MissionsWeighed by the CIA Arms and the germ Bush Backs House Air Security Bill CDC, Postal Service expands anthrax hunt Can we deal with Afghan refugee crisis? Mixed welcome for NYC peace march New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Overnight attacks hit Kabul Q&A: The anthrax mystery Robert McNamara: The Nature of the Danger We Face Some Fear Specter of Israel Will Remain After Pullout Some Fear Specter of Israel Will RemainAfter Pullout U.S. Ground Forces Join Campaign U.S.-Russia deal on shield, nuclear cuts could come soon, envoy says Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Terror Attacks (18) International trail of evidence U.S. fringe groups praise terrorists Activists Protest Afghanistan Raids Czech Minister Says Atta Met With Iraqi Official Last-Minute Effort Failed to Save Anti-Taliban Leader 'Target-Killing' MissionsWeighed by the CIA Afghan Opposition Unfazed by Haq Death Antiwar Movements See New Vigor Bush Backs House Air Security Bill Bush defends tactics Job Seekers Swamp U.S. Intelligence Agencies Lockheed Wins Fighter Contract Lockheed WinsFighter Contract Pakistan Turns Over Cole Suspect Pro-Taliban Pakistanis head to Afghanistan Q&A: The anthrax mystery Savvy search-engine users find more on Web Taliban captures, kills a key opposition leader Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and White House (17) Tough week for White House Bush Backs House Air Security Bill 'Target-Killing' MissionsWeighed by the CIA New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging 7 Nations Labeled Oppressors of Faith Meeting with Iraqi official confirmed Q&A: The anthrax mystery Bush defends tactics Bush on War, Economy CDC, Postal Service expands anthrax hunt Domestic anthrax source suspected Government agencies criticized for 'scrubbing' Los Angeles Times coverage of the attack on America and its aftermath. Overnight attacks hit Kabul Some Fear Specter of Israel Will Remain After Pullout Some Fear Specter of Israel Will RemainAfter Pullout Spy Agencies Facing Questions of Tactics Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and World Trade Center (17) Czech Minister Says Atta Met With Iraqi Official Transcript: U.S. •Muslims on Sept. 11   • What the Disease Is, And How to Identify It 1 wildlife officer killed, 1 hurt in head-on crash in the Glades Analysis: U.S. Shifts Gears After a Week of Setbacks Bush defends tactics In other news: Leftovers in Elian's defense fund involved in IRS dispute International trail of evidence Last-Minute Effort Failed to Save Anti-Taliban Leader MSNBC is experiencing high site traffic• We have temporarily moved your personalized news to a separate page; click here to view your local news, sports, weather, and stock quotes Mixed welcome for NYC peace march New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Nuclear experts study adequacy of security plans Overnight attacks hit Kabul Pakistan Turns Over Cole Suspect Robert McNamara: The Nature of the Danger We Face U.S. fringe groups praise terrorists Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Anti-terrorism (15) Bush defends tactics 7 Nations Labeled Oppressors of Faith Blair tells Britain to 'hold its nerve' Job Seekers Swamp U.S. Intelligence Agencies Overnight attacks hit Kabul Transcript: U.S. •Muslims on Sept. 11 U.S.-Russia deal on shield, nuclear cuts could come soon, envoy says   • What the Disease Is, And How to Identify It Bush Backs House Air Security Bill Czech Minister Says Atta Met With Iraqi Official Heavy strikes rain down on Kabul Mixed welcome for NYC peace march New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging TV Reporting: Al Jazeera Is on the Scene War on terror 'may last 50 years' Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and State Department (11) 7 Nations Labeled Oppressors of Faith Analysis: U.S. Shifts Gears After a Week of Setbacks Arms and the germ Bin Laden's Ultimate Ambition Fond farewell to an Afghan icon• Newsweek’s Lorch recalls Abdul Haq Haq's Comrades Called for Help Last-Minute Effort Failed to Save Anti-Taliban Leader Los Angeles Times coverage of the attack on America and its aftermath. New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Slainopposition leader's comrades called U.S. Taliban captures, kills a key opposition leader Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and FBI (9) Bush on War, Economy Arms and the germ Pakistan Turns Over Cole Suspect U.S. fringe groups praise terrorists 'Target-Killing' MissionsWeighed by the CIA Domestic anthrax source suspected Government agencies criticized for 'scrubbing' Overnight attacks hit Kabul Q&A: The anthrax mystery Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Biochemical Attacks (8) Arms and the germ Czech Minister Says Atta Met With Iraqi Official Domestic anthrax source suspected Heavy strikes rain down on Kabul Q&A: The anthrax mystery Robert McNamara: The Nature of the Danger We Face Tough week for White House U.S. fringe groups praise terrorists Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (5) Q&A: The anthrax mystery Meeting with Iraqi official confirmed New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Bush Backs House Air Security Bill Domestic anthrax source suspected Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Biochemical Weapons (4) Job Seekers Swamp U.S. Intelligence Agencies Q&A: The anthrax mystery Tough week for White House U.S. fringe groups praise terrorists Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and World Series (4) Domestic anthrax source suspected Heavy strikes rain down on Kabul Bush Backs House Air Security Bill MSNBC is experiencing high site traffic• We have temporarily moved your personalized news to a separate page; click here to view your local news, sports, weather, and stock quotes Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Health Officials (3) Domestic anthrax source suspected New Sense of Impatience Is Emerging Bush on War, Economy Articles referencing AFGHANISTAN and Centers for Disease Control (2) Domestic anthrax source suspected Q&A: The anthrax mystery

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