The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Dr. Abdullah Abdullah, a candidate for Afghan president, center holding up flag, during a campaign rally in Herat, July 17, 2009. Abdullah is seen as part of a younger generation of Afghans keen to move away from the nation's reliance on warlords and older mujahedeen leaders. Hamid Karzai, the incumbent, is still widely considered the front-runner in the campaign for the Aug. 20 presidential election. But Abdullah, who has the backing of one of the largest opposition groups, The National Front. (Marcel Mettelsiefen/The New York Times) 14060587
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