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FARAH - Afghan and coalition forces killed two militants in Farah province, around 650 km
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FARAH PROVINCE, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan - Key leaders of the Farah province of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan met with senior leaders of Special Purpose Marine Air Ground Task Force - Afghanistan Jan. 3, 2009, to discuss the alliance's progress and security advancements in the southwestern province.
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Mo Farah is ambassador for EDF Energy and will start the Birmingham Half Marathon, which takes place on 24 October.
This much I know: Mo Farah Emma John 2010
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Bastrop, Texas, died Sept. 5 while supporting combat operations in Farah province, Afghanistan.
KIA KIA/BNR 2009
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Lance Cpl. Julian T. Brennan, 25, of Brooklyn, N.Y., died Jan. 24 while supporting combat operations in Farah province, Afghanistan.
When There’s Nothing On The Horizon You’ve Got Nothing Left To Prove | ATTACKERMAN 2009
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Jr., 20, of Armona, Calif., died Oct. 10 while supporting combat operations in Farah province, Afghanistan.
KIA KIA/BNR 2009
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A spokeswoman said that an ICRC team in Farah province “found the bodies of women and children among those killed.”
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In one case, Senate investigators found, a Marine was killed earlier this year by U. S.-funded security contractors who opened fire on a Marine foot patrol in Farah province.
U.S. Contractors Employed Taliban Nathan Hodge 2010
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Given this model, it doesn't seem surprising to me that strange fiction can be typified by the politics of boundaries (and specifically, boundaries between here-and-now realms of the mundane and elsewhen realms of the strange), which, it seems to me, is part of what's going on in Farah's identification of four rhetorics of fantasy narrative: immersive; portal-quest; intrusion; liminal.
Notes on Strange Fiction: Seams Hal Duncan 2008
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Given this model, it doesn't seem surprising to me that strange fiction can be typified by the politics of boundaries (and specifically, boundaries between here-and-now realms of the mundane and elsewhen realms of the strange), which, it seems to me, is part of what's going on in Farah's identification of four rhetorics of fantasy narrative: immersive; portal-quest; intrusion; liminal.
Archive 2008-08-01 Hal Duncan 2008
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