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Gen. Abdul Qayum Baqizoi, the police chief in Khost Province, said the attacker had driven a minivan packed with explosives toward the front gate as civilian workers gathered to enter at the start of the day, but had been stopped by an Afghan guard.
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Wondolowski, who entered at the start of the second half, passed across the goal nine minutes later, and Green redirected the ball into the net.
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