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Susan E. Rice, the ambassador to the United Nations, left Capitol Hill after speaking with senators about the September attack on the United States Mission in Benghazi, Libya.
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Susan E. Rice, the ambassador to the United Nations, left Capitol Hill after speaking with senators about the September attack on the United States Mission in Benghazi, Libya.
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A Libyan man, center, getting ready to leave the besieged city of Misrata. A rocket strike on the port killed four migrants while an international aid ship was docked nearby. After days of waiting, about 800 migrants and 100 Libyan left the city for de facto rebel capital of Benghazi, in the east, on the ship.
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A migrant stood in a line after arriving at the port in Benghazi from the besieged city of Misrata, Libya, Thursday.
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A rebel fighter in Libya, armed with a rocket-propelled grenade, kept watch at an intersection at the western gate of the eastern city of Ajdabiya. Col. Muʿammar al-Qaḏḏāfī’s forces kept up with their attack on the besieged eastern city of Misrata, though the concentrated most of their firepower in the front lines, rather than the city. They also continued to threaten shipping lanes into the port, the city’s life line.
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A rebel fighter patrolled the southern end of Tripoli Street in Misrata, Libya. Rebel forces battled troops loyal to Col. Muʿammar al-Qaḏḏāfī on two fronts in the besieged city.
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A young Libyan rebel wounded by a sniper bullet was treated Friday by medics in a makeshift clinic at a house near Misrata’s airport, close to the front line in fighting between rebels and troops loyal to Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi.
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Photographer Christopher Anderson sits for a portrait in the studio he shared with photographer and filmmaker Tim Hetherington, in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Hetherington was killed while covering combat in Misrata.
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A Libyan man waved to evacuees after they arrived by ship in Benghazi, Libya, Thursday. A Turkish ship named Ankara arrived in Benghazi Thursday with 980 evacuees coming from the battered city of Misrata.
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A Libyan rebel, defected from government forces, wears his medals along with a dagger and a hand grenade as he stands outside Brega, Libya, April 5.
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Fighters board a bus to be carried east away from approaching government forces in Brega, Libya March 12.
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Rebel lines appeared to crumble near the oil town of Ras Lanuf as government forces pressed an offensive with tanks and artillery east towards strategic oil towns March 11.
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Opposition troops prepare tea at dusk at the main checkpoint near the refinery outside of Ras Lanuf as fighting between government troops and the opposition continues in Libya March 8. Addario and three Times colleagues went missing March 16, and endured a trying captivity for several days. See the links below for their story.
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A Libyan anti-government protester demonstrates in Tobruk, Libya March 14. Schmidt, along with Joe Raedle and AFP journalist Dave Clark, were arrested by government forces March 18, and held four days.
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A soldier loyal to the government shouted out a battle call after firing a rocket-propelled grenade at rebel forces in Monrovia. July 2003.
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A Libyan militia commander loyal to the government exulted after firing a rocket-propelled grenade at rebel forces in Monrobia. July 2003.
