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Article: News map of the week.

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September 13, 2002
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Study the map. Then complete the exercise below by placing A, B, or C in each blank.

--1. From Afghanistan's capital, in which direction would you travel to get to Farah? (A) north, (B) southeast, (C) southwest

--2. About how many miles would you travel going from Baghlan to Kabul to Kandahar? (A) 350, ...

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