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MARKET SHARE OUTPOST Vendors from a soon-to-open Greenpoint kitchen-incubator space will rotate through this booth with products like raw coconut bites, flavored nuts, "faux gras" (walnuts and lentils), and sausages and meats.

Among more than a dozen packaged food and baked goods purveyors will be Market Share Outpost, with rotating vendors offering everything from "faux gras" (walnuts and lentils) to vanilla extract and flavored nuts.

The logistical implications of the new orders — how smaller units will continue to share outposts with Afghan forces — are still being worked out, officials said.

Under the rules issued on Sunday, a general's approval will be required for foreign forces to work with Afghans on a tactical level — a broad category that covers activities like joint patrols into Taliban territory and hands-on training behind the fortified walls of a shared outpost.

That includes many of the day-to-day interactions between the tens of thousands of coalition and Afghan troops that live on shared outposts and often work in small groups to more effectively combat insurgents who blend easily into villages.

US and Nato sources queried Hammond's description of the American role, pointing out that before the weekend policy announcement, American troops routinely patrolled and shared outposts with small Afghan units.

Each share of Cyberian Outpost common stock will be converted into shares of PC Connection common stock at an exchange ratio that will be based on Cyberian's revenue for June, July and August and on the average closing price of PC Connection shares for the 10 days before the deal's closing.

The keen national interest in Alaska's governor, Sarah Palin, the Republican candidate for vice president, is not shared in this outpost of the state.

Online retailer Cyberian Outpost's share shot up after the company announced preliminary results for its fiscal fourth quarter and for the fiscal year.

Afghanistan is the world's largest producer of hashish, and Afghan Army troops smoke it on the outposts they share with American forces.

Sharing the space is an outpost of the Cupcake Cafe, which makes this one-stop shopping for kids' two most urgent needs: fine literature and sugar.