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U.S. Assault on Taliban Kills Afghan Villagers

A U.S.-led bombing that killed at least 20 Taliban fighters also left 16 civilians dead, according to local sources.
New York Times - May 22, 2006
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CNN	Dozens of Afghans die in airstrike
	Up to 80 Taliban fighters and civilians are killed in an airstrike by U.S.-led coalition aircraft on a rebel stronghold in southern Afghanistan, according to reports. The deaths mean 280 militants, Afghan forces and coalition soldiers and civilians have died since Wednesday when a storm of violence... CNN - May 22, 2006

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