The New York Times Agency May 2010
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Also known of the former green line, Hamar-Weye, a section of Mogadishu seen Aug. 30, 2009, has been destroyed by years of fighting. For the first time in decades - including 20 years of dictatorship and the 18 years of chaos that followed - Somalia's leader, President Sheik Sharif Sheik Ahmed, has both widespread grassroots support inside the country and extensive help from outside nations. (Jehad Nga/The New York Times) 14072701
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