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Meanwhile in Iraq, there are new indications the private military firm Blackwater USA could be gone by the middle of next year. The Associated Press is reporting U.S. officials expect they won’t renew Blackwater’s contract when it expires in May. The non-renewal would fall short of an outright firing of Blackwater for the killing of at least 17 Iraqi civilians in a mass shooting last month.
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