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In a Washington Post story about U.S. drone strikes in Pakistan, Peter Bergen, director of the National Security Studies Program, offers analysis on the targets of the campaign, noting that 94 percent of last year's fatalities were lower-level militants.

Bergen and research fellow Katherine Tiedemann have been tracking deaths from drone strikes in Pakistan. Their data and analysis on the strikes from 2004 to 2011 is available here.

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