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Sabban is a charismatic man, popular, tough, and highly regarded within the marine corps, an elite group so cohesive that at times its members have seemed more faithful to one another than to the government.
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Sabban is a charismatic man, popular, tough, and highly regarded within the marine corps, an elite group so cohesive that at times its members have seemed more faithful to one another than to the government.
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In fact, when I visited Jolo, the little island where General Sabban is stationed, a fairly significant detachment of U.S.
To Catch a Terrorist 2007
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Sabban is now a brigadier general, based in two small rooms off a corrugated shed at the Philippine marine base on Jolo.
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In fact, when I visited Jolo, the little island where General Sabban is stationed, a fairly significant detachment of U.S.
To Catch a Terrorist 2007
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Sabban is now a brigadier general, based in two small rooms off a corrugated shed at the Philippine marine base on Jolo.
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"We cannot stay put and say 'well, this is something that will happen anyway," al-Sabban said at the Jeddah Economic Forum.
Archive 2010-02-01 2010
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"We cannot stay put and say 'well, this is something that will happen anyway," al-Sabban said at the Jeddah Economic Forum.
Double, double, oil 2010
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Al-Sabban said the potential that world oil demand had peaked, or would peak soon, was an "alarm that we need to take more seriously" as Saudi charts a course for greater economic diversification.
Archive 2010-02-01 2010
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Al-Sabban said the potential that world oil demand had peaked, or would peak soon, was an "alarm that we need to take more seriously" as Saudi charts a course for greater economic diversification.
Double, double, oil 2010
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