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Listen to Sunday's program MP3 Audio for Saturday 10 December,red wings outlets, 2011(1459.900) Correspondents Report with Elizabeth Jackson ABCNews Online Top stories Just In French soldier kills Afghan civilians US debt ceiling debate drags on Israeli orchestra wows Wagner's Bayreuth Homebuyers shut out until 2020 Mini tornado rips through WA town Umpires 'strike' as teen player's ban reduced Woman shot in face with arrow Arctic fires may accelerate global warming Farmers sues neighbour over GM contamination Resource projects lead investment charge UK bans retouched L'Oreal ads Amy Winehouse foundation for addiction plannedSally Sara bids an emotional and thoughtful farewell to Kabul,ugg coupons, her home for the last 12 months. More
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ABC Afghanistan correspondent's farewell to KabulCorrespondents Report would like the thank our online audience for its participation throughout 2011 and wish all a very merry Christmas and festive holiday season. Correspondents Report will be taking a summer break for the rest of December and most of January,UGG ムートン, returning to regular programming on January 29th. More
Home About Archives Contact Christmas message September 11 rememberedCorrespondent Ben Knight is about to end his Middle East posting after almost four years in the region. He reflects on what's been a turbulent time, especially in the past year with the Arab Spring uprisings. More
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