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File:Osama bin Laden portrait cropped.jpg

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English: Osama bin Laden, the day he was interviewed by Hamid Mir of Daily Pakistan in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Date November 8, 2001
Source http://www.canadafreepress.com/2007/mir090907.htm
Author Abdul Rahman bin Laden (son of Osama bin Laden) took the photo and released it to Hamid Mir, a Pakistani news reporter at the time.
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