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BAGHDAD, Iraq — Ten American troops were killed yesterday in four separate incidents in Iraq, and a mortar attack that killed at least eight people and wounded dozens in a second-hand goods market was followed closely by a suicide bombing in Baghdad’s mainly Shiite district of Sadr City, authorities said.
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|BAGHDAD, Iraq — Ten American troops were killed yesterday in four separate incidents in Iraq, and a mortar attack that killed at least eight people and wounded dozens in a second-hand goods market was followed closely by a suicide bombing in Baghdad’s mainly Shiite district of Sadr City, authorities said.
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