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Two Baghdad blasts killed at least 43 and wounded 79 others in crowded areas of the capital as six ministers from Iraq’s largest Sunni Muslim bloc withdrew from Prime Minister al-Maliki’s coalition government.
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|Two Baghdad blasts killed at least 43 and wounded 79 others in crowded areas of the capital as six ministers from Iraq’s largest Sunni Muslim bloc withdrew from Prime Minister al-Maliki’s coalition government.
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