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US, Iraqis vow to avenge bombings (AP)

Date : 02 Feb 2008 Category : World

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AP - A top U.S. commander said Saturday that two bombings carried out by women wrapped in bombs that killed nearly 100 people in Baghdad underscored that al-Qaida in Iraq remains a serious threat, but he vowed the military would "not give back any terrain" to the terror network.

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