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BRASILIA, Brazil Iran's president says it's up to his nation's judicial system to determine whether three American hikers detained in his country will be released or punished. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009 BAGHDAD: Iraqi authorities are investigating large-scale fraud at Baghdad municipality where employees have stolen millions of dollars, officials said on Monday. Full Article at The News
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The US Vice President Joe Biden briefs media in Baghdad, Iraq, Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2009. View Photo »
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The coalition plan effectively contained no detail once Baghdad and Basra had been taken and the regime removed
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Reporting from Baghdad - Hopes for a January election in Iraq faded today after Shiite Muslim and Kurdish legislators teamed up to vote for a new version of an election law that in effect takes seats away from Sunnis and is almost certain to draw... Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Maj. DuCharme was a captain in his Baghdad days, helping soldiers who were "always going out there and putting themselves in harm's way." Full Article at Investor's Business Daily
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Smoke covers the Presidential Palace compound in Baghdad, 21 March 2003, during a massive US-led air raid on the Iraqi capital. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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The US Vice President Joe Biden briefs media in Baghdad, Iraq, Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2009. View Photo »
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LONDON Official defense ministry documents leaked to a British newspaper have revealed a climate of stark animosity among senior British officers toward American military commanders in the aftermath of the 2003 invasion of Iraq, when Britain, as the... Full Article at International Herald Tribune
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Iraqi Vice President Tariq al-Hashimi had blocked last week's attempt to pass election legislation. Full Article at CNN
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Iraqis wounded in Baghdad recent blasts arrive in Amman aboard a Jordanian plane for medical treatment, at Marka Airport in Amman, Jordan, Tuesday, Aug. 25, 2009. 19 employees of the ministry of foreign affairs wounded in the blasts will be treated at King Hussein Medical Center upon an...
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Iraqi policemen stand guard outside a bank in central Baghdad, Iraq, that was the site of a July robbery, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009. A Baghdad court on Wednesday sentenced four members of Iraq's security forces to death for their roles in the bank heist that left eight bank guards dead.
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Iraqi policemen stand guard outside a bank in central Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday Sept 2, 2009, which was the site of a robbery in July. A Baghdad court on Wednesday sentenced four members of Iraq's security forces to death for their roles in the bank heist that left eight bank guards dead.
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Iraqi policemen stand guard outside a bank in central Baghdad, Iraq, that was the site of a July robbery, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009. A Baghdad court on Wednesday sentenced four members of Iraq's security forces to death for their roles in the bank heist that left eight bank guards dead.
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A man prays at a Sunni mosque in Baghdad, Iraq, Sunday, Aug. 23, 2009. Muslims throughout the world are celebrating the holy fasting month of Ramadan, the holiest month in Islamic calendar, refraining from eating, drinking, and smoking from dawn to dusk.
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Residents lift the coffin of a victim from Baghdad's bombing on Wednesday after claiming the body from a morgue in Baghdad, August 20, 2009.
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Baghdad municipality workers remove destroyed cars in front of the Iraqi Foreign Ministry, center, in Baghdad, Iraq, Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009.
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Smoke rises over central Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009, after a massive bomb attack on the Foreign Ministry.
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Smoke rises over central Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009, after a massive bomb attack on the Foreign Ministry.
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Smoke rises over central Baghdad, Iraq, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2009 after a large explosion. Witnesses say there has been a large explosion near Iraq's parliament building inside Baghdad's fortified Green Zone.
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An Iraqi man inspects a damaged cafe in Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, Aug. 17, 2009. Two bombs hidden in a plastic bags near a falafel stand exploded simultaneously, killing four people and wounding 25 others, Iraqi officials said.
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An Iraqi man inspects a damaged restaurant in Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, Aug. 17, 2009. Two bombs hidden in a plastic bags near a falafel stand exploded simultaneously shortly on Sunday, killing four people and wounding 25 others, Iraqi officials said.
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A policeman inspects a damaged restaurant in Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, Aug. 17, 2009. Two bombs hidden in a plastic bags near a falafel stand exploded simultaneously shortly on Sunday, killing four people and wounding 25 others, Iraqi officials said.
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Iraqis inspect a damaged restaurant in Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, Aug. 17, 2009. Two bombs hidden in a plastic bags near a falafel stand exploded simultaneously shortly on Sunday, killing four people and wounding 25 others, Iraqi officials said.
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Iraqi journalists protest at Mutanabi Street in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Aug. 14, 2009. Dozens of Iraqi journalists have taken to the streets in Iraq's capital to protest what they say is political pressure to silence reporting critical of the government.
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A man reads a book at Al-Mutanabi Street in Baghdad August 14, 2009. Iraqis including journalists, writers and booksellers demonstrated in central Baghdad on Friday against what they say is state censorship.
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Iraqi journalists protest at Mutanabi Street in Baghdad, Iraq, Friday, Aug. 14, 2009. Dozens of Iraqi journalists have taken to the streets in Iraq's capital to protest what they say is political pressure to silence reporting critical of the government.
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Residents pray over the coffins of victims killed during Baghdad's bomb attacks, in Najaf, 160 km (99 miles) south of Baghdad, August 11, 2009.
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An Iraqi couple attends a mass wedding ceremony in Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, Aug 10, 2009. Fifteen couples were married Monday in a collective wedding ceremony sponsored by the Iraqi government.
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Couples pose at a mass wedding ceremony in Baghdad, Iraq, Monday, Aug 10, 2009. Fifteen couples were married in a collective wedding ceremony Monday, sponsored by the government.
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A man works at a factory in Baghdad August 5, 2009. Iraq has been crying out for foreign investment as violence has ebbed, but the decrepit and loss-making industries on offer are hostage to an army of surplus staff who could turn to militants for work if fired.
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A man works at a factory in Baghdad August 5, 2009. Iraq has been crying out for foreign investment as violence has ebbed, but the decrepit and loss-making industries on offer are hostage to an army of surplus staff who could turn to militants for work if fired.
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A resident smokes a waterpipe at a cafe in Baghdad August 8, 2009. Iraq's cabinet approved on Thursday a bill to ban smoking in public places, but after years of bombings and kidnappings, chain-smoking Iraqis said they had more important things to worry about.
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Iraqi policemen stand guard outside a bank in central Baghdad, Iraq, that was the site of a July robbery, Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2009. A Baghdad court on Wednesday sentenced four members of Iraq's security forces to death for their roles in the bank heist that left eight bank guards dead.
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The minister held a meeting with British Ambassador in Baghdad Christopher Prentice, during which he asserted the 2010 budget will support the investment sector and will contribute in improving the constructional reality in Iraq
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Anyone inclined to put Iraq in the nation’s rearview mirror is simply deluded. Not long ago, General Raymond Odierno, Petraeus’s successor and the fifth U.S. commander in Baghdad, expressed the view that the insurgency in Iraq is likely to drag on for another five, ten, or fifteen years. Events may well...
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Life has returned to a semblance of normality in Baghdad and other areas. A few high-profile attacks — this one or the one in August — do not change the fundamental, day-to-day reality of life getting better.
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I tell the story of Britain being really invaded, invaded like Iraq was by the Western forces, occupied like Baghdad was by invading forces, because we must never forget the past of which we are made
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The ministry of foreign affairs... has the honour to inform that Paragraph (45) of the Conditions & Instructions of participating in the 36th Session of Baghdad International Fair, implying that the companies willing to participate in the said Fair are bind to present an 'Israel-boycott document', has b...
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These despicable terrorist attacks seek to undermine the impressive progress that Iraq has made towards stability and self-reliance. They will not succeed. They will not deter Iraqis from administering justice based on the rule of law and carrying out their legitimate responsibilities in governing Baghd...
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My brother Patrick and I are quite close. When I was in Baghdad he talked to me about this horse he and an old schoolmate owned
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We haven’t captured the Arabs — the foreign Arabs — that we captured in Iraq ... There at the height it was probably somewhere between 150 and 200 a month that were just driving down from al Qaim to Baghdad, or coming through Mosul. Here it’s not like that.
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Military commanders have said they want to keep the 117,000 soldiers now in Iraq in place for about two months after the scheduled Jan. 16 elections to ensure security during the government transition. But with a political deadlock in Baghdad over how to register voters in the northern oil-rich Kirkuk p...
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I am registered in Kirkuk, but if there is a contract in Basra or Baghdad, I can bid on it.
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With insurgents having repeated the same bombings, with the same style and in the same secure area, we have to review the security plan that has been implemented in Baghdad
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Saddam also wanted to free his comrades and other prisoners detained at U.S. military camp Cropper near Baghdad
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He planned to flee to Anbar province in western Iraq to make a quick plan to unify Iraqi resistance groups and carry out an offensive on Baghdad
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it was how these things went; how they went in Fallujah, Tikrit, Hilla, Mosul and Baghdad. How they also now went in Chester’s Mill, it seemed.
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The oil ministry will sign the preliminary agreement with ENI in Baghdad on Sunday
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The company rebuilt and rehabilitated many of its facilities in Baghdad and other Iraqi provinces
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My father (Colin) nearly won the Cup with Clear Prince (third to Baghdad Note in 1970) ... And a three-year-old having its fifth start won the Cox Plate last week. It's not as if it's never been done before. I'm not in new territory.
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Major General Aziz and I work very closely together here in Basra, sharing information and sharing intelligence here at the Basra Operations Center, through our 17th Fires Brigade ... We track those extremist networks that tend to do harm here in southern Iraq, want to influence the Iraqi government, th...
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One of these selected targets that were hit this time was the 'Ministry of Injustice and Oppression,' the so-called Ministry of Justice, along with the Baghdad Provincial Council
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Among the selected targets that were hit this time was the ministry of injustice and oppression, the so-called Ministry of Justice and the Baghdad Provincial Council
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Meanwhile, in Baghdad, where Obama has ordered our troops into slow retreat,…
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Without money, you are even more unprotected in Baghdad ... Policemen and officials ask for bribes and if you don’t pay them they do bad things. You can’t trust anyone. The police may be co-operating with the gangsters and killers.
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The experiences of the prosecutors and the FBI in Iraq, and the substantial government resources devoted to their security, illustrate an obvious truth: American lawyers and investigators working in Baghdad face mortal danger ... They require professional protection to assure their survival and to enabl...
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What they needed to see was American boys and girls going house to house, from Basra to Baghdad, and basically saying, ‘Which part of this sentence don’t you understand?’
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We strongly condemn the terrorists' activity in Iraq, including those explosions organized yesterday in Baghdad
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