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In an exclusive interview with BBC Radio 5 live's chief political correspondent John Pienaar, Mr Cameron was asked whether people could expect British forces to follow the Americans in starting to pull out of Afghanistan from next year.
The prime minister said: "Yes we can, but it should be based on the conditions on the ground. The faster we can transition districts and provinces to Afghan control, clearly the faster that some forces can be brought home.
"I don't want to raise expectations about that because that transition should be based on how well the security situation is progressing.
He added: "What I have said is, people in Britain should understand we're not going to be there in five years' time, in 2015, with combat troops or large numbers because I think it's important to give people an end date by which we won't be continuing in that way.
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"But I hope that with the strategy that we have - the build-up of the Afghan army, the transitioning of MBT shoes in theChristian Louboutin Sandalsdistricts and provinces, as the president said - it will be possible to bring some troops home."
Former Army chief Sir Mike refused to say whether he felt Mr Cameron's 2015 target was achievable, but he acknowledged that it was "ambitious".
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