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PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance - Mon Nov 16, 8:00 am ET
Alliant Techsystems , announced that it delivered a third AC-208B "Combat Caravan" aircraft to the Iraq Training and Advisory Mission in Kirkuk, Iraq.
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The Flint Journal - Mon Nov 16, 9:33 am ET
Twelve-year-old Iraqi Mohammed, who was brought to the U.S. by a soldier for medical treatment, is recovering after several surgeries at Lansing’s Sparrow Hospital, according to this article on the Michigan State University Web site.
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CBS News - Sun Nov 15, 4:00 pm ET
January Vote in Jeopardy as Sunni Official Seeks Greater Representation for 2 Million Iraqi Voters Living Abroad
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McClatchy Newspapers via Yahoo! News - Fri Nov 13, 3:11 pm ET
BAGHDAD — Warid Badr Salim's front-page satire in last Saturday's edition of the newspaper al Mada compared Iraq's parliament to wolves stalking sheep — the Iraqi people — and cheekily suggested that its members need the diplomatic passports they've awarded themselves just to leave Baghdad's fortresslike Green Zone.
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The Columbia Chronicle - Sun Nov 15, 11:43 pm ET
Kevin Valentine, a Columbia graduate student in interdisciplinary arts and media, has been awarded a grant through Critical Encounters. The grant honors a project he is working on, Widows: Lines in the Sand, in which Valentine will draw 3 million lines over the course of the next year to raise awareness of widows in Iraq. On [...]
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Fox News - Sat Nov 14, 1:51 pm ET
Tourism in Iraq, while still far from welcoming to Westerners, is open and welcoming to U.S. soldiers.
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The Yuma Sun - Sat Nov 14, 4:04 pm ET
Although the work being done by the Law and Order Task Force has gone mostly unnoticed here in this country, Yuma attorney and former prosecutor Conrad Mallek says he knows the year he spent in Iraq was important, as part of it was crucial in helping to restore the war-torn country's legal system.
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Fox News - Sat Nov 14, 10:22 am ET
Iraqi police say a roadside bomb has exploded near an army checkpoint west of Baghdad, killing two soldiers and wounding two more.
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The Daily Record - Sat Nov 14, 12:41 pm ET
CLE ELUM — Tim Hyde stood in the gymnasium at Walter Strom Middle School Tuesday staring out at a sea of faces, many of them familiar.
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redOrbit - Fri Nov 13, 7:41 pm ET
HOUSTON, Nov. 13 /PRNewswire/ -- Plagued by a growing weakness that left her unable to walk, talk and even take a normal breath, 11-year-old Iraqi Aram Ali was a shell of the bright little girl she used to be. No one could figure out what was wrong.
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NPR - Thu Nov 12, 4:48 pm ET
Incumbent Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is hoping for a repeat of last January's provincial elections — that's when Iraqi voters rejected overtly religious parties and turned to his more secular slate. Luckily for him, those religious parties don't seem to have gotten the message. One of the largest Shiite religious parties is spending millions on an Iranian-style mausoleum to its fallen ...
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The Huffington Post - Wed Nov 11, 10:53 am ET
What's Your Reaction? With a rerun of Afghan elections dominating the headlines, the road to January's Iraqi elections may prove equally bloody unless the Sunnis feel they are getting a fair slice of the power cake.
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UPI - Thu Nov 12, 1:44 pm ET
BAGHDAD, Nov. 12 (UPI) -- Iraqi air force pilots struck ground targets from an AC-208 Caravan utility aircraft using a Hellfire missile for the first time since the force was reformed.
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The Champaign News-Gazette - Wed Nov 11, 11:04 am ET
BAGHDAD (AP) – Iraq's prime minister warned on Wednesday that insurgents will try to undermine the country's fledgling democracy in the run-up to January's national elections. Nouri al-Maliki told tribal leaders from Baghdad's Shiite Sadr City district that maintaining security would remain his top priority because the insurgent groups do not want the January vote to be held in a secure climate.
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INO News - Wed Nov 11, 4:10 pm ET
(RTTNews) - A court in Iraq on Wednesday ordered Britain's Guardian newspaper to pay a fine of 100 million dinars or $86,000 for defaming Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri Maliki in an article published in April.