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  • Iraq Reverses Controversial Election Change - Wash. Post 10/0597002
  • Iraqi Transitional Government - RFERL (Archive)97003
  • US threatens to cut aid to Iraq if new government is sectarian - Independent 21.02.0697008
  • The Iraq election: a travesty of democracy - WSWS 1/0597009
  • Most powerful man in nation‘s politics will not be in government - Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani 1/0597010
  • In Shiite-dominated Najaf, spirited campaigning is in full swing 1/05 (Archive)97011
  • All Power to the Shi‘ites 1/0597016
  • Shiite parties prepare list of potential leaders 1/0597017
  • The Iraqi election "bait and switch": faulty poll will not bring peace or US withdrawal - Project on Defense Alternatives 1/0597019
  • This election will change the world. But not in the way the Americans imagined - Robert Fisk in Bagdad 29.01.0597024
  • Iraq elections, a solution or sedition? - Aljazeera 1/0597027
  • Iraq‘s Electoral Cul-de-sac 1/0597032
  • Rice Refuses to Give Iraq Timetable - ABC News 1/0597035
  • Iraq, Meet Ballotman! - Mother Jones 26.01.0597040
  • Sort-of-ocracy - Mother Jones 30.06.0497042
  • Iraqi 2004 Elections - AxisofLogic97043
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