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Sgt. Lucas T. Beachnaw, 23, of Lowell, Mich., died Jan. 13 in Darya Ya, Afghanistan, of wounds suffered when enemy forces attacked his unit using small arms fire.
KIA KIA/BNR 2010
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GARRELS: But despite the explosion of the Internet, Saratov journalist Darya Knigina worries that the overwhelming power of Moscow and Putin's United Russia still has a paralyzing effect on people with something to lose.
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Jaxartes: Flowing into the Aral Sea, the modern Syr Darya was the northeastern boundary of the Persian Empire and the scene of fierce fighting by Alexander.
Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011
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Oxus: The modern Amu Darya, which rises on the northern border of Afghanistan and flows into the Aral Sea.
Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011
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Ai Khanum: Possibly a colony founded by Alexander, this Bactrian Greek city on the banks of the Oxus Amu Darya in northern Afghanistan was excavated by the French, who unearthed evidence of a thriving settlement that survived until the mid-second century B.C.
Alexander the Great Philip Freeman 2011
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GARRELS: But despite the explosion of the Internet, Saratov journalist Darya Knigina worries that the overwhelming power of Moscow and Putin's United Russia still has a paralyzing effect on people with something to lose.
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GARRELS: But despite the explosion of the Internet, Saratov journalist Darya Knigina worries that the overwhelming power of Moscow and Putin's United Russia still has a paralyzing effect on people with something to lose.
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GARRELS: But despite the explosion of the Internet, Saratov journalist Darya Knigina worries that the overwhelming power of Moscow and Putin's United Russia still has a paralyzing effect on people with something to lose.
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GARRELS: But despite the explosion of the Internet, Saratov journalist Darya Knigina worries that the overwhelming power of Moscow and Putin's United Russia still has a paralyzing effect on people with something to lose.
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GARRELS: But despite the explosion of the Internet, Saratov journalist Darya Knigina worries that the overwhelming power of Moscow and Putin's United Russia still has a paralyzing effect on people with something to lose.
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