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HOPE SPRINGS ANEW FROM KILLING FIELDS
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PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - In Cambodia, the abused child of
international power politics, the trauma of the past 20 years of
war, invasion and social disruption is still palpable. But new
economic energy in the once-abandoned capital and reforms in the
impoverished countryside are giving the country new confidence
despite a continuing civil war.
With Vietnam withdrawing its troops, after 10 years of
propping up the government, there is intense diplomatic activity
involving the pow...
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