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Fear finds land of opportunity

Elite U.S. troops have been in region hunting for bin Laden since second day after attacks, sources say.

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Ashcroft: More than 480 detained

Authorities say terrorist investigation is focused on many groups worldwide

Microsoft judge: Settle

Government, company ordered to enter into intensive talks

Taliban won't give up bin Laden

Pakistani officials fail to convince Afghanistan's rulers to oust terrorist

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		Updated map shows global impact of terror attacks

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King of Jordan, Bush discuss counterterrorism efforts

Pakistan overwhelmed with Afghan refugees

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THE ECONOMY

Stocks rally on quarter's final day

Economists: Recession here

Sentiment slides after attacks

Stores reduce holiday stocking

N.Y. firms try to return to work

Security trumps fliers' rights

Stocks to pick for downturn

AROUND THE NATION, WORLD

Jackson leaning toward declining Taliban invitation Says he received a letter inviting him to meet with high-ranking officials.

British journalist detained in Afghanistan Taliban claims woman arrested was not carrying passport, travel documents; police seize camera.

Airliner returns to L.A. after passenger incident Jet fighters escort aircraft back to airport after passenger uttered an anti-American threat.

HUNT FOR TERRORISTS

British accuse Algerian of helping hijackers Prosecutors say pilot arrested in London taught four terrorists to fly airliners.

Hijackers carried spiritual instruction book for guide Terrorists left behind step-by-step instructions for their suicide mission.

Most believe key reservoirs safe Experts say terror attacks against major water supplies unlikely because of effort, materials required.

THE AFTERMATH

Trucking industry steps up safeguards Nation's truckers on alert against attempts to steal hazardous materials or big rigs for use in attacks.

Giuliani says cleanup could take a year Mayor citing the difficulty in removing tons of debris from Trade Center ruins.

MILITARY BUILDUP

Generals could order shoot-downs Bush, Rumsfeld and then at least 3 generals authorized to order attack on plane that threatens U.S.

U.S. doesn't ask for NATO forces Envoy tells allies to apply diplomatic, financial heat to rogue regimes.

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