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By LUKE FUNK
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WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio — President Bush said yesterday that the yearlong increased American troop deployment in Iraq had allowed the country to “restart political and economic life” and take on a greater role in its own reconstruction while building a modern democracy on “the rubble of three decades of tyranny.”

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|WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio — President Bush said yesterday that the yearlong increased American troop deployment in Iraq had allowed the country to “restart political and economic life” and take on a greater role in its own reconstruction while building a modern democracy on “the rubble of three decades of tyranny.”
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