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Afghanistan's Karzai praised for dress sense (Reuters)







Afghanistan's Karzai praised for dress
sense (Reuters)

Afghanistan's Karzai praised for dress
sense (Reuters)
04/09/2004 04:13 PM

Reuters - German fashion designer Wolfgang Joop has praised Hamid Karzai for his impeccable dress sense and says other world leaders could learn a style lesson or two from the elegant Afghan president.




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