The Chicago Tribune, 24 March 2011
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24 mars 2011
Maggie Michael, Ryan Lucas
"BENGHAZI, Libya (AP)
NATO ships began patrolling off Libya's coast Wednesday as airstrikes, missiles and energized rebels forced
Moammar Gadhafi's tanks to roll back from two key western cities, including one that was the hometown of army officers who tried to overthrow him in 1993.
"Libya's opposition took haphazard steps to form a government in the east, as they and the U.S.-led force protecting them girded for prolonged and costly fighting. Despite disorganization among the rebels and confusion over who would ultimately run the international operation coalition airstrikes and missiles seemed to thwart Gadhafi's efforts to rout his opponents, at least for now.
"Anti-aircraft fire lit up the sky in Tripoli late Wednesday, and explosions could be heard."
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