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attacks  By CNN's Chris Burns in Ghani Khail and Kamal Hyder in
Kandahar  KANDAHAR, Afghanistan (CNN) -- Allied bombers resumed
military strikes in the southern Taliban stronghold of Kandahar
Sunday after a lull of nearly two days.  The bombers,
distinguished by their loud engines, began circling over
Kandahar around 11 a.m.  CNN Correspondent Kamal Hyder reported
hearing several loud explosions to the west of the city, shaking
the walls and rattling the windows.  City residents, somewhat
accustomed to wartime conditions, were seen in the streets going
about their daily routines Sunday, going shopping and heading to
work.  Further north, in a village controlled by the opposition
Northern Alliance, a stray U.S. bomb left one woman dead and one
of her children injured, the woman's cousin told CNN Sunday.
CNN's Satinder Bindra reports on the stalemate near the northern
city of Mazar-e Sharif between the Taliban and the Northern
Alliance (October 2