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A purported Taliban spokesman said Monday that the militants will continue kidnapping foreigners in Afghanistan, as Afghan doctors dropped medicines for the ailing South Korean hostages held by the group since July 19.Qari Yousef Ahmadi, who claims to speak for the Taliban, said that the lives of 21 South Korean hostages rest on the shoulders of Afghan President Hamid Karzai and President Bush, who are holding two days of talks at Camp David, Md. Karzai and Bush will have responsibility for whatever happens to the hostages, Ahmadi
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stanley cup wouldn t give in to Taliban demands to release imprisoned militants in exchange for the Koreans lives, in part fearing it would only encourage more kidnappings.Ahmadi, however, said the Taliban will continue with its methods. Whether the Kabul administration will do the prisoner exchange or not, it will not have any effect on our side. The process of kidnapping foreigners will be ongoing, Ahmadi said.Meanwhile, an Afghan doctor who heads a private cl
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Ever wanted to see what our universe looked like moments after the Big Bang Good luck鈥攊t would take your desktop computer more than 2,000 years to complete. Luckily, researchers just published findings from the first ultra-realistic simulation of our universe growth. And it covers 13 billion years. Led by Mark Vogelsberger at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, the researchers created a system called Illustris that simulates a cube-shaped chunk of the universe 350 million light-years long on each side. As the simulation progresses, it uses 12 billion 3D pixels to show the evolution of
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