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Kabul is thought to be over 3,500 years old.Kabul = the capital and largest city of Afghanistan
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Over four million people live in Kabul.
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Car bombs have become more sophisticated in Kabul.
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It was 7.6 on the Richter Scale and was felt as far away as Kabul and Delhi. (source)Kabul = capital and largest city of Afghanistan
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"He says someday we'll have television in Kabul," I said. (source)
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Many of the women students at Kabul University are graduates of her programs. (source)
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A massive base just north of Kabul, it had grown into the size of a small city. (source)Kabul = capital and largest city of Afghanistan
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It was like he was dodging death once more in Kabul or Baghdad. (source)
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Even with the support of thirty thousand U.S. and NATO troops, President Hamid Karzai struggled to control the country anywhere outside of Kabul. (source)
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A year in a medical hospital in Kabul. (source)
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There were beheadings and burnings in Syria, a string of simultaneous suicide bombings in Baghdad, a Taliban raid in Kabul, a new round of fighting in Yemen, several stabbings in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, and a gun-and-grenade attack on Western tourists at a beach hotel in Tunisia. (source)
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He felt an ember of the anger he'd carried all the way from Kabul flare. (source)
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No amount of political correctness can make us empathize with a child left orphaned in Darfur or a woman taken to a football stadium in Kabul and shot to death because she is improperly dressed. (source)
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The driver said, "In Kabul I was a doctor.† (source)
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The Saigon chapter is closed, as is Kabul.† (source)
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And the train's headed for Kabul.† (source)
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