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Secretary Rice With Mohamed Chebaro of Al Arabiya


London Conference on Afghanistan
London, England
January 30, 2006

Secretary Rice with Al Arabiya News Channel London Bureau chief, Mohamed Chebaro, following their interview on January 30, 2006. State Department photo.
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--01/30/06  Interview With Mohamed Chebaro of Al Arabiyah TV

Secretary Rice with Al Arabiya News Channel London Bureau chief, Mohamed Chebaro, following their interview on January 30, 2006. State Department photo.


Released on January 30, 2006

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