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Malia Obama takes pictures

Malia Obama takes pictures during an inauguration celebration. (Credit: Jim Young/Reuters).

Looks like there’s a digital camera enthusiast moving into the White House. President Barack Obama’s oldest daughter, Malia, was busily snapping photos before the inauguration ceremony began. Her camera of choice (on this day) appeared to be a grape-colored $150 Kodak EasyShare M893.

Obama says Pakistan, Afghanistan require wider strategy
President Barack Obama on Thursday said Islamist extremists in Pakistan and Afghanistan posed a grave threat that his new administration would tackle as a single problem under a wider strategy.
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