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BAGHDAD, IRAQ – Four car bombs exploded at dusk yesterday, killing at least 23 people, including sidewalk diners and passengers at a bus station. The coordinated attacks served as a chilling reminder of how potent terrorists remain in the capital despite around-the-clock American and Iraqi troop patrols.

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|BAGHDAD, IRAQ – Four car bombs exploded at dusk yesterday, killing at least 23 people, including sidewalk diners and passengers at a bus station. The coordinated attacks served as a chilling reminder of how potent terrorists remain in the capital despite around-the-clock American and Iraqi troop patrols.
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