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NAIROBI, Kenya  A Kenyan military spokesman says most Kenyan troops will 
soon leave Somalia's port city of Kismayo which they have controlled since 
September 2012 after ousting al-Qaida-linked militants.Col. Willy Wesonga 
said Friday the Kenyan army will leave Kismayo "soon."  Wesonga said 
Sierra Leonean forces will replace the Kenyans who will move to the 
Gedo region. He said only small Kenyan units will remain in Kismayo.The 
announcement comes as Kenyan forces are accused of misconduct including 
that they backed one Somali militia against others in Kismayo. The Mogadishu-based 
Somali government demanded a more neutral force in Kismayo.Kenya is among 
several African countries that have troops in Somalia in the African Union's 
joint force that is backing the country's weak government against a rebellion 
by the Islamic extremists of al-Shabab.
em generic Xanax, noting that two nights before 
she passed out, she'd run out of the pills she'd been using 
for anxiety.After testing her blood and urine, staffers administered another 
drug that, like Xanax, is in the benzodiazepine family."Almost immediately, 
I stopped shaking and felt totally normal," Jenna said. "It was as 
though nothing had ever happened. Nobody there told me, but I put 
it together: I'd been in withdrawal. I was dependent on Xanax."Jenna had 
first gotten a prescription eight years earlier when she was a student 
and saw a doctor, complaining of insomnia. After discussing her problem, 
"he decided I was anxious," she said. "I had a busier life 
than some, but I didn't think I was especially anxious. He told 
me there was this great drug I could take. He prescribed a 
milligram per day of the generic form."At first, she loved it."It was 
amazing," she said. "I could sleep anywhere, on the spot."A few months 
later, though, her insomnia returned, along with a new sense of nervousness 
that struck between pills. Over the next couple of years, her doctor 
upped the dosage until it reached 6 mg per day, an unusually 
high level.Jenna's experienceextreme as it isshows that this drug, which 
more and more women today are using, may carry severe risks."Dependence 
on benzodiazepines like Xanax is a serious problem, especially among young 
women," said Harris Stratyner, cochairman of the medical scientific subcommittee 
of the nonprofit 

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