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CIA in Diplomatic Bid to Quell Insurgency

On Dec. 31, 2011, most of U.S. troops in Iraq will have quit the country. With that date just two years ahead, the US Army contingent, which has already pulled out of the leading cities, is already focusing on training [...] (578 words)

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