White House Evasive on Length of Afghan Commitment
Mark Knoller: Spokesman Won't Say If Administration Agrees With NATO Chief's Statement That Troops Will Stay in Afghanistan "As Long as it Takes"
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Mark Knoller: Spokesman Won't Say If Administration Agrees With NATO Chief's Statement That Troops Will Stay in Afghanistan "As Long as it Takes"
Administration Will Host Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh for a State Visit on Nov. 24
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