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The New York Times 'Dexter Filkins is following both those tracks, and he's on the line now from Kabul.
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The New York Times 'Dexter Filkins is following both those tracks, and he's on the line now from Kabul.
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The New York Times 'Dexter Filkins is following both those tracks, and he's on the line now from Kabul.
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In an email to the Observer, Times executive editor Bill Keller called Filkins "a huge talent," and said that, although he will be missed, it is understandable that "after ten years of high-adrenaline, high-risk war reporting, he wants something completely different."
Dexter Filkins Jumps To New Yorker From New York Times: Observer The Huffington Post News Team 2010
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They recall Filkins 'sketch of Kabul in 1998, where, at a public execution, he hears over loudspeakers: "In revenge there is life."
Taipei Times 2008
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They recall Filkins 'sketch of Kabul in 1998, where, at a public execution, he hears over loudspeakers: "In revenge there is life."
Taipei Times 2008
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They recall Filkins 'sketch of Kabul in 1998, where, at a public execution, he hears over loudspeakers: "In revenge there is life."
Taipei Times 2008
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They recall Filkins 'sketch of Kabul in 1998, where, at a public execution, he hears over loudspeakers: "In revenge there is life."
Taipei Times 2008
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They recall Filkins 'sketch of Kabul in 1998, where, at a public execution, he hears over loudspeakers: "In revenge there is life."
Taipei Times 2008
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They recall Filkins 'sketch of Kabul in 1998, where, at a public execution, he hears over loudspeakers: "In revenge there is life."
Taipei Times 2008
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