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The new Democratic leadership isn't trying to stop President Bush's planned troop increase. Instead, they're just planning a resolution to express disapproval of it, a measure whose only practical impact will be forcing Republicans to take sides on the issue.

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The Pentagon is rushing into service in Iraq a pair of technologies developed under its advanced research arm: a Humvee-mounted sensor for pinpointing hostile gunfire and a "command post of the future" designed to cut down on combat leaders' travel and streamline decision-making.

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Iraq  dictator Saddam Hussein in September 1980, the war was marked by indiscriminate ballistic-missile attacks, extensive use of chemical weapons and attacks on third-country oil tankers in the Persian Gulf.

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The first of these was a brief, conventionally fought war in March–April 2003, in which a combined force of troops from the United States and Great Britain invaded Iraq and rapidly defeated Iraqi military and paramilitary forces.

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Global impacts of the competition for foreign markets and resources

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Global impacts of the competition for foreign markets and resources

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After 35 years of Baʿthist rule that included three major wars and a dozen years of economic sanctions, the economy was in shambles and only slowly began to recover. Moreover, the country remained saddled with a ponderous debt that vastly exceeded its annual gross demestic product, and oil production—the country’s single greatest source of revenue was badly hobbled. The continuing guerrilla assaults on occupying forces and leaders of the new Iraqi government in the years after the war only compounded the difficulty of rebuilding Iraq

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Following the collapse of the Baʿthist regime, Iraq’s major cities erupted in a wave of looting that was directed mostly at government offices and other public institutions, and there were severe outbreaks of violence both common criminal violence and acts of reprisal against the former ruling clique

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Causes of boundary conflicts and and internal disputes between culture groups

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Causes of boundary conflicts and and internal disputes between culture groups

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Despite fears that Iraqi forces would engage in a scorched-earth policy destroying bridges and dams and setting fire to Iraq’s southern oil wells little damage was done by retreating Iraqi forces; in fact, large numbers of Iraqi troops simply chose not to resist the advance of coalition forces.

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Conflict that lead to the division of Earth’s surface

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Conflict that lead to the division of Earth’s surface

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When saddam refused to leave iraq, U.S and allied forces launched an attack on the morning of march 20; it began when U.S aircraft dropped several precision-guided bombs on a bunker complex in which the iraqi president was believed to be meeting with senior staff.

This was followed by a series of airstrikes directed by government and military installations, and within the days U.S forces had invaded iraq from kuwait in the south.