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WORLD.(TO THE POINT)
Taliban's Omar said to be alive
Mullah Mohammad Omar, one of the world's most wanted men, is spending much of his time outside Afghanistan, the Afghan interior minister said. He is presumed to be in Pakistan. It was the first time an Afghan minister confirmed that the key accomplice of Osama bin Laden was still alive.
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