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In Iraq–the Pentagon has announced the U.S now has more troops in Iraq than at anytime during the invasion or occupation. The total number of troops has now topped 161,000. At least eight U.S. troops have died since Thursday bringing the total to 2,015. Meanwhile attacks on Sunday killed the brother of one of Iraq’s two vice presidents and wounded a deputy minister.
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