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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The 12-year-old son of a woman suspected of links to Al Qaeda and facing charges in New York was freed yesterday by Afghanistan and sent to his family in Pakistan, two months after he was detained with his mother.
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|ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — The 12-year-old son of a woman suspected of links to Al Qaeda and facing charges in New York was freed yesterday by Afghanistan and sent to his family in Pakistan, two months after he was detained with his mother.
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