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Poppy farms rebound { November 23 2001 } Original Source Link: (May no longer be active)    http://www.vny.com/cf/news/upidetail.cfm?QID=230444 http://www.vny.com/cf/news/upidetail.cfm?QID=230444 Report: Afghan poppy farms rebound Friday, 23 November 2001 15:41 (ET) LOS ANGELES, Nov. 23 (UPI) -- Afghanistan's opium industry is reportedly getting back on its feet following a brief shutdown by the Taliban. The Los Angeles Times said Friday that with the Taliban on the run, farmers were eagerly planning to replant the opium poppy crops used to produce heroin for the western market. -- Copyright 2001 by United Press International. All rights reserved.

Afghan drug trade Afghan heroin is flooding to the united states { January 1 2007 } Afghan military tied to drug trade { September 4 2003 } Afghan opium 2005 threat to world stability Afghan poppies sprout again { November 10 2003 } Afghan poppy profits going to taliban { April 2007 } Afghanistan soaring drug trade hits home { March 13 2008 } Afghistan opium 2007 reaches record levels { March 5 2007 } Britain losing afghan opium war Bumper year for afghan poppies { July 24 2003 } Fatal clash with tribes poppies { May 2 2003 } General sees drugs link with alqaeda Karzai blames west for afghan poppies { May 23 2005 } Massive post war Officials say poppies undermine democracy { April 2 2004 } Opium crop prices soar Opium dealers blamed for attack on afghan vp Opium freedom Opium funding 40perc of taliban { October 18 2007 } Opium harvest record level in afghanistan { September 3 2006 } Opium msnbc Poppies poised comback { November 23 2001 } Poppy farms rebound { November 23 2001 } Poppy planting Terror link to booming afghan drugs trade { April 3 2004 } Un warns opium production spreading like cancer { October 30 2003 } US arrests afghan heroin baron bashir noorzai { April 25 2005 } Us soldiers becoming drug addicts US soldiers in afghanistan using heroin Files Listed: 29

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