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Deadly Attacks Underscore Need For Inclusive Government in Iraq

August 31, 2014

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One of the goals behind the recent spate of deadly attacks against Iraqi civilians is to prevent the formation of a new, inclusive government. This tactic must not be allowed to succeed.

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Deadly Attacks Underscore Need For Inclusive Government in Iraq

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