When I heard that the U.S.-led forces had helped refurbish a swimming pool in the New Baghdad neighborhood of the capital,
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Since the 2003 invasion, piles of rubble and filth have become the new icons of Baghdad.
Broken sidewalks, gaping potholes, hulking neighborhood ramparts
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If anyone had told me a year ago that we’d be buying a new car, I would have said they were crazy
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The Egyptian interior ministry called on Sunni religious leaders to train state security officers on how to fight the proliferation of Shiite doctrines
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The vehicles moved through the cratered roads and alleys, looking for a way to leave the neighborhood
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The government may be in Baghdad and the oil reserves in Basra, but the smaller city of Najaf, halfway between Iraq’s two centers of power, has a treasure that could be the envy of them both
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Many remember happy evenings strolling along Abu Nuwas Street, taking in the elegant homes, gardens and art galleries, and stopping at one of the many cafes for grilled fish, fresh from the Tigris River
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If I was going to be trapped on a base with 4,000 U.S. service members, I ought to be able to find a story
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