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Panetta spent Sunday afternoon at Camp Dwyer, a dust-choked U.S. outpost in southern Afghanistan.
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Panetta spent Sunday afternoon at Camp Dwyer, a dust-choked U.S. outpost in southern Afghanistan.
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The mantle above the fireplace is lined with several dust-choked photographs — Billy in Little League, pudgy and smiling; Billy's parents at their wedding surrounded by anonymous relatives; Billy and his parents posing in front of a nameless ocean; a copy of Billy's mother's obituary.
Monkeytown prologue/chapter first Chris Vola 2011
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The dust-choked dirt roads of the capital are often the first thing Afghans mention in their list of questions about where the billions of dollars in donor money has gone.
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How about a dust-choked wasteland overrun by zombies?
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In the dust-choked eastern suburbs of Hanoi, for instance, a property boom is in full swing.
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Ensconced on the eastern edge of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Inyokern covers 11 square miles of Kern County in the dust-choked Mojave Desert.
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The plane carrying the children was stopped moments before it was scheduled to take off from Abéché, a small, dust-choked city that is the base of operations for dozens of aid groups working in eastern Chad.
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The plane carrying the children was stopped moments before it was scheduled to take off from Abéché, a small, dust-choked city that is the base of operations for dozens of aid groups working in eastern Chad.
Archive 2007-11-01 2007
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After all the midnight births, the subzero feedings, the dust-choked days of gathering and herding.
Plain Language Barbara Wright 2007
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