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Extremism that plagues Afghanistan has crept across the border into Pakistan, President Karzai of Afghanistan said yesterday at the opening of a meeting between more than 600 Pakistani and Afghan tribal leaders. Mr. Karzai expressed hope that the four-day gathering in Kabul would help address security problems in the border regions — where resurgent Taliban fighters have stepped up attacks and Al Qaeda is feared to have regrouped.
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|Extremism that plagues Afghanistan has crept across the border into Pakistan, President Karzai of Afghanistan said yesterday at the opening of a meeting between more than 600 Pakistani and Afghan tribal leaders. Mr. Karzai expressed hope that the four-day gathering in Kabul would help address security problems in the border regions — where resurgent Taliban fighters have stepped up attacks and Al Qaeda is feared to have regrouped.
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