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 Vajpayee, Bush head and shoulders above world leaders in personal popularity 'Vajpayee, Bush top popularity chart'
Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpayee, United States (US) President George W Bush and Russian leader Vladimir Putin stand head and shoulders above many of their international counterparts in personal popularity, according to a major study of public opinion in 44 nations.
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Kabul Museum – ruined by Afghan's bloody feuds
 They came in a military vehicle wanting to check the sprawling museum building, recalls the curator. Although he sensed danger to himself and to whatever had remained of the priceless artefacts, antiques and innumerable pieces of rare collection the Kabul Museum was known for, there was no way he could stop them.

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