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    Official: More NATO troops may be Afghan-bound
    Source: San Diego Union-Tribune
    Monday 6th September, 2010  

    BRUSSELS — A NATO official says 2,000 more alliance soldiers may be deployed to Afghanistan to join the 140,000-strong international force already there.

    The official says NATO commander Ge... ...

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