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Shiite split in Iraq could complicate U.S. security pact (AP)

Date : 16 Oct 2008 Category : World

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AP - A looming split between the two Shiite parties that dominate Iraq's government threatens efforts to win parliamentary approval for a security pact with the U.S. and could set the stage for a major struggle for power in the oil-rich Shiite southern heartland.

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