Subject: Sunglasses with Military Technology (Terrific Quality)

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Date: Tue, 1 May 2018 17:28:52 -0700

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Jan. 25, 2012: Backdropped by Ameriyah religious school which was seized by 
Al Qaeda militants, a Yemeni armed tribesman, left, holds his rifle as 
he rides a motorcycle with others in Radda town, 100 miles south 
of the capital Sanaa, Yemen.SANAA, Yemen -- Fresh clashes in southern Yemen 
have killed six Al Qaeda militants and injured 10 soldiers, military officials 
said Wednesday.The fighting southeast of the city of Zinjibar is the latest 
since militants seized a number of towns in the area last spring. 
Yemeni forces have so far failed to push them out.Security across Yemen, 
the Arab world's poorest country, has largely collapsed during the nearly year-old 
popular uprising seeking to oust longtime autocratic President Ali Abdullah Saleh.The militants 
have exploited the security vacuum, stepping up operations across the weakly governed 
provinces while authorities focused their resources on putting down the uprising that 
was inspired by other Arab Spring revolts.