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Pakistani army controls Buner, but residents fear Taliban's return

DAGGAR, Pakistan - The carcasses of cars and trucks and bombed buildings on Monday greeted the visitor to Buner, the northwestern district that the Pakistani government largely has wrested back from Taliban insurgents. So far, however, only a handful of residents have dared to return.

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