PRESIDENT BUSH MEETS DENMARK'S ANDERS FOGH RASMUSSEN AT WHITE HOUSE
Denmark's Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen speaks to US President George W. Bush in the Rose Garden of the White House 28 May, 2004 in Washington, DC. Bush and Rasmussen met in a closed door meeting in the Oval Office prior to their press conference. (UPI Photo/Greg Whitesell)
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To paraphrase Shakespeare: Alas poor NATO. We knew it well.
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Three civilians died in a blast in western Kabul Tuesday, the same day NATO transferred responsibility for security to Afghan forces, officials said.
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