Angelina Jolie’s ‘Without Blood’ Fights On, Largely Unseen
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LONDON — In an echo of a time when things were going from bad to worse in Iraq, Defense Secretary Gates said yesterday the Bush administration is reviewing its war strategy in Afghanistan amid spreading insurgent violence, rising America and allied military deaths, and doubts about winning.
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|LONDON — In an echo of a time when things were going from bad to worse in Iraq, Defense Secretary Gates said yesterday the Bush administration is reviewing its war strategy in Afghanistan amid spreading insurgent violence, rising America and allied military deaths, and doubts about winning.
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