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110503tt 11 05 03 3 May 2011 The Times Osama Bin Laden found and killed

Nine years and seven months after 9-11, Barack Obama announces the death of Osama bin Laden at the hands of a US military operation. This is the single most noteworthy success the US has had in its war against Al Qaeda.

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Death of Al Qaeda leader War against terrorism US military operation 9-11 Osama Bin Laden After Osama bin Laden Osama Bin Laden's killing has not ended war: Hillary Clinton Zeroing in on bin Laden - Years of investigation and months of planning culminated in a 40-minute raid that finally killed al-Qaeda leader. Analysis: Killing the alibi - Washington has less reason or justification to wage a war in Afghanistan now that bin Laden is no more. The death of Osama and the return to reality - The death of Osama bin Laden brings up important questions about US foreign policy and wars in the Middle East. The mythos of Obama and Osama - With his death, Osama bin Laden's name and story will forever be correlated with that of Barack Obama. Osama's death 'a good career move'? - Al-Qaeda's leader might appear to have died with a bang, but he had long since died with a whimper. Bin Laden Is Dead, Obama Says Detective Work on Courier Led to Breakthrough on Bin Laden st 20110503tt May The Times /Cartoons/m_110503tt.jpg 110503tt
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