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From brides to wounded: Afghan cabbie's journey goes on (AsiaOne) - IN THE 30 years since Ghulam Ali bought his yellow-and-white taxi and drove it home from Saudi Arabia, all of Afghan life - from expectant brides to dying war wounded - has occupied its back seat.

BE CAREFUL WHEN CHOOSING FOREIGN BRIDES FROM AGENCIES - MCA (Bernama via Yahoo! Malaysia News) - KUALA LUMPUR, March 8 (Bernama) -- Local men intent on selecting their foreign brides through agencies are cautioned to choose wisely following a rise in cases involving runaway foreign wives, believed to be due to a clash in culture.

More Brides Planning Green Weddings (WUSA 9 Washington, D.C.) - As more brides are planning "green" weddings, bridal shops, florists, and caterers alike are keeping up with the trend.

Brides and wounded: the saga of Afghan cab (Dawn) - In this picture taken on February 28, 2010, Afghan taxi driver Ghulam Ali poses inside his taxi in Kabul. — AFP KABUL: In the 30 years since Ghulam Ali bought his yellow-and-white taxi and drove it home from Saudi Arabia, all of Afghan life — from expectant brides to dying war wounded — has occupied its back seat.