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6 External Links and References

• For Ages, Afghanistan Is Not Easily Conquered, The New York Times, September 18, 2001
• TIME.com Primer: The Taliban and Afghanistan, Time, September 18, 2001
• Complete 911 Timeline - From 1979 till now.
• Debate On the Roots of 9/11 - The failures of three successive presidential administrations to stop Bin Laden.

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