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UNITED NATIONS – More than half of the companies that traded with Iraq in the pre-war oil-for-food program paid bribes and kickbacks to the government of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, according to the final report of a U.N.-appointed panel investigating corruption in the $64 billion operation.
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|UNITED NATIONS – More than half of the companies that traded with Iraq in the pre-war oil-for-food program paid bribes and kickbacks to the government of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, according to the final report of a U.N.-appointed panel investigating corruption in the $64 billion operation.
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