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Mirajuddin Pattan, the governor of Ghazni province where the hostages were freed, also demanded that the hardline Islamic militants unconditionally release the other hostages seized more than three weeks ago.
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The Islamic militants have threatened to kill more of the hostages unless the Kabul government agrees to free eight Taliban members from its jails.
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August 14, 2007 - 12:14am
