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U.S. to Transfer Security Duties In Anbar Province to Iraqis

By Erica Goode Aug. 28, 2008

The American military will hand over responsibility for the security of Anbar province, once a stronghold of the Sunni insurgency and one of the most violent regions in Iraq, to the Iraqi government as early as Monday, Iraqi and American officials said Wednesday.

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Infighting in Iraq Grows as Sunni Patrols Await Power Shift

By Erica Goode Sep. 23, 2008

In Adhamiya, a neighborhood that only a year ago was among the most dangerous in Baghdad, the violence last week seemed almost negligible. A shootout near a checkpoint left two people dead on Sunday. Another man was killed on Monday by a small bomb placed under a car.

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Double Bombings in Iraqi Town Kill At Least 35, Wound 62

By Erica Goode and Stephen Farrell May. 2, 2008

Two thunderous blasts set off by suicide bombers ripped through a crowded shopping street in the town of Balad Ruz in Diyala province on Thursday, killing at least 35 people and wounding at least 62 others, many of them seriously.

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Kidnapped Iraqi Chaldean Catholic Archbishop Found Buried

By Erica Goode Mar. 14, 2008

The body of a Chaldean Catholic archbishop who was kidnapped in the northern city of Mosul last month as he drove home after afternoon Mass was discovered Thursday buried in a southeastern area of the city.

World and Nation

Bomber Kills 5 U.S. Soldiers On Patrol in Iraq’s Capital

By Erica Goode Mar. 11, 2008

A man walked up to a group of American soldiers on foot patrol in an upscale shopping district in central Baghdad on Monday and blew up the explosives-filled vest he was wearing, killing four of the soldiers and wounding three others and an Iraqi interpreter who accompanied them. A fifth soldier died later of his wounds.

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