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Topic: Pakistan (page 12)

John Christoffersen

** CORRECTS MONTH TO MAY **A frame made from a surveillance video released by the New York Police Monday May 3, 2010, shows a man, center,carying a bag and walking away after removing a shirt in an alleyway in New York. Police investigating a failed car bomb left in Times Square say the videotape tape shows a possible suspect. (AP Photo/NYPD) (AP)

Colleen Long, Tom Hays

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India an Pakistan leaders talk at regional meeting

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Pakistani men chat at each other in front of a poster of former Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, center, in Rawalpindi, Pakistan, Friday, April 16, 2010. A new U.N. report that blames Pakistan's security establishment for failing to stop the assassination of Bhutto paves the way for a "proper police investigation" into her killing, aides to her widower, said Friday. (AP Photo/Vincent Thian) (AP)

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Report: Pakistan's nuke materials at greatest risk

Maria Sanminiatelli

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Telling what's what in Afghanistan

Riaz Khan, Munir Ahmad

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A Pakistani police officer looks at remains of a vehicle destroyed by a bomb explosion in Lower Dir, Pakistan on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2010. Three U.S. soldiers traveling with Pakistan security force members were killed Wednesday in a roadside bombing near a girl's school in northwest Pakistan, Pakistani security officials said. Other casualties included school children. (AP Photo/ Naveed Ali) (AP)

Sherin Zada, Munir Ahmad

Men shout slogans during a protest rally on the streets of Karachi January 11, 2010. Several thousands protested against paramilitary and police search operation after a spate of violence in the city. They accused forces of targeting innocent people during the raid in which a paramilitary spokesman said about a dozen suspects were detained. REUTERS/Athar Hussain (PAKISTAN - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST) (Reuters)

Riaz Khan, Nahal Toosi

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Riaz Khan, Asif Shahzad

Police: Suicide bombing kills 75 in NW Pakistan

Riaz Khan, Asif Shahzad

2 killed in Pakistan by suspected U.S. missiles

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