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61. But unlike Sunnis in Iraq, the Pashtun and the Taliban represent the majority of Afghans, at least in the south.

62. Taliban insurgents fired rocket-propelled grenades and assault rifles at the US Embassy, NATO headquarters, and other buildings in the heart of the Afghan capital.

63. In Afghanistan, the Taliban have been launching shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles against Western aircraft.

64. No doubt Taliban and its leader Mullah Omar will be morphed by the US media machine into a bin Laden stand-ins.

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65. This week 100 Taliban marched from Swat into neighbouring Buner and killed a tribesman.

66. In June 2005, US Navy Seal Marcus Luttrell took part in Operation Red Wing in Afghanistan, to capture or kill Taliban leader Ahmad Shah.

67. But Mullah Omar's Taliban has adopted the rhetoric of a national liberation struggle, to oust foreign forces and restore Islamic rule.

68. Though often compared to Afghanistan's Taliban, the comparison quickly breaks down.

69. These are venues, opportunities for the Taliban to reintegrate into Afghan society.

70. But the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan smoulders on, and it remains an open question how long the feckless administration the West props up in Kabul will survive NATO's planned departure in 2014.

71. On the eve of the conference, the Taliban issued a statement saying that the jirga did not represent the Afghan people and was aimed at securing the interest of foreigners.

72. Taliban and Laden came into being a close relationship of intergrowth.

73. Taliban insurgency is spreading in its north-west frontier region, fuelled partly by a similar Pushtun uprising against NATO and American troops in Afghanistan (see article).

74. Vesa said the Taliban attack also killed a policeman and a civilian died and 29 others injured.

75. Taliban spokesman Zabihullah Mujahid said the attack was carried out by a suicide car bomber who was a member of the group.

76. Back in 2001, Barfield says, Mullah Omar and Osama bin Laden recycled the myth to themselves -- only to watch Taliban rule, and al Qaeda's safe haven, collapse under U.S. bombing.

77. A sensationalist report in the Chinese press claims Afghanistan's Taliban has been training monkeys to wage war.

78. The Taliban showed off arms left by the Americans, including ammunition belts for grenade launchers and Claymore mines.

79. This were strong words from Secretary of State, she accused the Pakistani government to applicating it was responsibility in the swart valley region by conceding to the mum through Taliban.

80. The emphasis now is on turning the Afghan National Army into a competent security force and finding some way to reconcile with some elements of the Taliban.

81. Now we call the mujahedeen the Taliban, and they kill Americans.

82. Our purpose is clear: By preventing the Taliban from reestablishing a stranglehold over the Afghan people, we will deny al Qaeda the safe haven that served as a launching pad for 9/11.

83. A young Taliban scout led us to the compound, his Kalashnikov hidden under a blanket.

84. The Pakistani Taliban recognise Mullah Omar, founder of the Taliban movement in Afghanistan, as their ultimate leader, although operationally they work independently.

85. The Taliban were emboldened by the deal: it called for the institution of Shariah, the strict legal code of Islam based on the Koran, throughout Malakand Agency, which includes Swat and Buner.

86. All told the ISI has picked up some 300 Taliban commanders and officials, the sources say.

87. Army spokesman Major General Athar Abbas says recent operations have targeted militant training camps and ammunition dumps, killing more than 100 Taliban fighters, including some top commanders.

88. Between July 2008 and this month, U.S. drones have killed dozens of lower-ranking militants and at least 10 mid- and upper-level leaders within al Qaeda or the Taliban.

89. He says the former Taliban officials who have been at the talks so far don't represent Mullah Omar.

90. The Taliban is the military group that ruled most of the Afghanistan before the US led the invasion that kicked the Taliban out of power in 2001.