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The United States announced two grants

totaling $230,000 for community-based programs to reduce indoor air pollution from household energy use in India. Seen in the picture is U.S. Embassy Deputy Chief of Mission Robert O. Blake presenting the grant to one of the recipients, New Delhi, November 8, 2004

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"World Class Infrastructure: Need for a War-Footing in India" Remarks by Ambassador David C. Mulford at GAIL (India) Limited's Looking Beyond Lecture Series

November 9, 2004

International Education Week - November 15-19, 2004

Statement by Secretary of State Colin Powell
November 10, 2004

Powell Defends Bush Foreign Policies in First Term

In interview with Financial Times, Powell comments on Iraq, Iran, Mideast peace
November 9, 2004

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