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November 27, 2001
• Marines To Set Up Forward Base of Operations in Afghanistan
• Taliban Negotiating Surrender of Spin Boldak
• New Violence As Israeli-Palestinian Talks Get Underway
• Afghan Tribal Leaders Meet in Bonn, Germany
• Afghans Want a Broad Based Government Out of Germany Meeting
• U.S. Marines Continue to Build Presence
• U.S. and Northern Alliance Continue to Combat Prison Riot
• Talks Between Afghan Factions Get Underway


November 26, 2001
• New Oriental School Online Helps Students Prepare for American Universities
• Bonn Chosen for Afghan Meeting Because of Good Relations Between Germany and Previous Afghan Governments
• Tribal Leaders Have Not Been Able To Convince Mullah Omar to Give Up Power
• Futures Pointing to a Modestly Higher Start Today
• Will Consumer Holiday Shopping Trends Boost Economy?
• Thousands of Innocent Land Mine Victims in Afghanistan
• Documents Uncovered at Al Qaeda Safe Houses
• Intense Fighting Near Kandahar
• Cloned Human Embryo Re-Sparks Ethical Debate
• Taliban Uprising in Mazar-e-Sharif Leaves Many Dead
• Konduz Residents Celebrate Alliance Capture of City
• Spin Boldak Still in Taliban Control


November 23, 2001
• Holidays Hard For Military Families
• Interview of William Whitmore, Allied Security
• Stateside Doctors Prepare for Anthrax while Doctors in Afghanistan Conduct Relief Work
• U.S. Uses Advanced Technology in the Hunt for Bin Laden
• Stores Hoping to Lure Customers Before Christmas
• Investigators Baffled in Connecticut Anthrax Case
• Fighting Continues in Konduz
• Americans Have Increased Interest in Arabic
• Interview of Kris Janowski; Reflections on Murdered Journalists
• Taliban Prepared to Fight to the Death for Kandahar
• Early Morning Shoppers Get Some Good Deals
• Russia Agrees to 50,000 Barrel a Day Cut
• Authorities Focus Anthrax Investigation On Lundgren's Home
• Afghanistan Just One Battle In War on Terrorism
• Fighting Continues Near Konduz Despite Surrender Agreement


November 21, 2001
• Tips for Travelers this Holiday Season
• Taliban Claims High Civilian Casualties, Low Taliban Casualties
• Ninety Four Year Old Diagnosed With Anthrax
• Reactions to Taliban News Conference


November 20, 2001
• Role of Hair and Head Coverings in Islamic World
• After Ending Threat of Osama Bin Laden, How Do We Continue to Combat Terrorism Worldwide?
• Many Concerned That There Will Be Power Struggle in Afghanistan
• Thanksgiving Travel Will Be Down
• Deposed Afghani President Rabbani Is Trying to Set Up New Government
• Investors May Pull Back After Yesterday's Strong Gain
• Four Journalists Identified; U.S. Offers Reward For Bin Laden in Afghanistan


November 19, 2001
• Entire Generation of Students Forever Changed by September 11
• Indian Army Platoon Ambushed in Kashmir Region
• Phillips Petroleum and Conoco to Merge
• Concerns That Taliban Will Be Replaced With Another Violent Regime
• Close Friend of Taliban Leader Switches Sides in Kandahar
• Northern Alliance and Taliban Face Off Near Konduz; Noose Grows Tighter on Bin Laden
• Colin Powell's Peace Settlement Speech Extraordinarily Anticipated by Middle East


November 16, 2001
• Scenes from Saira Shah's "Unholy War"
• Scenes from Saira Shah's "Unholy War"
• Rudder Problem May Have Caused Crash of Flight 587 in Queens
• Doctors Without Borders Returns To A Calm Herat
• Philip Morris Looks to Change Name
• Futures Pointing to Flat to Slightly Higher Opening on Wall Street
• Doctors Without Borders Returns to Herat; Experiencing Problems Around Kabul
• Interview of Paul Barker, Director of CARE
• U.S. And British Troops Land At Baghram Air Base in Afghanistan
• Pakistani Concerns over Conflicts and Government in Afghanistan
• Aid Workers Doing Well And Still Want to Help Afghans
• Aid Workers and Their Families Happy That They Are Free
• "Harry Potter" Opens Today
• Taliban and Northern Alliance Battling for Control of Kunduz
• Cautious Opening Predicted for Market Today
• Congress Hammers Out Aviation Security Agreement
• Fugitive Suspected As Intended Fifth Hijacker of Flight 93


November 15, 2001
• Interview of Hanan Ashrawi, Palestinian Legislator
• Role Tribal Leaders Might Have Played in Western Aid Workers Release
• International Aid Workers Finally Free After Months Under Taliban Control
• Wendy Chamberlin Speaks on Aid Workers Rescue
• Job Fair Being Held for Workers Displaced by 09/11 Attacks
• Battle in Mazar-e-Sharif School Leaves Over 500 Taliban Soldiers Dead
• Details Coming Out on Rescue of Aid Workers
• Student's SAT Tests Quarantined in New Jersey Post Office
• World Trade Center Victim's Family Struggles to Move Forward
• Business Update
• Red Cross Criticized for Announced Intention of How They Would Handle 09/11 Donations
• Interview of Barry Pollack, Criminal Defense Attorney
• Investigators Focus on Tail Fin For Clues About Airplane Crash in Queens
• Eastern Provinces of Afghanistan Change Administrations; Bloodlessly Remove Taliban from Power
• 'Here's What I Don't Get'
• International Aid Workers
• Interview of George Black, NTSB Investigator; Family Moves On After Engine Lands in Kitchen
• Northern Alliance Making Gains In Southern Afghanistan; Heavy Fighting for City of Konduz
• Airstrike Destroys Building Said to Hold Key Al Qaeda Leaders
• More Buying a Possibility on Wall Street
• In Crash of American Airlines Flight 587, Officials Looking into Whether Aerial Phenomenon Caused Crash
• Pakistan Restricts Border Crossing from Afghanistan
• "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" Hits Silver Screen Tomorrow
• Ask CNN: What is Martial Law?
• Lot of Questions Being Raised About Report Claiming Some Documents on How to Make a Nuclear Weapon Found in Al Qaeda Safehouse
• U.S. Bombs Important Al Qaeda Building; Aid Workers Released
• What To Expect in Hunting Bin Laden
• Finding or Catching Bin Laden Will Be Difficult
• Stock Futures Forecast Flat Opening as Microsoft Xbox Debuts
• Critics Say Military Tribunal Order Endangers Constitution


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