The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Veiled Somali-Kenyan women can be seen reflected in a mirror in a market in Garissa in July, 2009. A thin, dusty line is about the only thing separating Kenya, one of the Western world's closest allies in Africa, from the Shabab, a radical Islamist militia that has taken over much of southern Somalia, beheading detractors, stoning adulterers and threatening to kill any Americans or Europeans who get in their way. Kenya is widely seen as a frontline state against the Islamist extremism smoldering across the Horn of Africa. (Dominic Nahr/The New York Times) 14060489
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