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Hr Greenberg writes:

>I doubt very much that the Taliban and company, or whoever is responsible,
>thinks very much about Hollywood in planning their deeds.

On the contrary, I think they probably think about that quite a lot.  If
not, why would cinema and television be totally outlawed throughout
Afghanistan?

L
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Dr. Leo Enticknap
Director, Northern Region Film and Television Archive
School of Law, Arts and Humanities
Room M616, Middlesbrough Tower
University of Teesside
Middlesbrough  TS1 3BA
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