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Fallujah Falls, Now What?

By Dan Kennedy

Boston Phoenix | November 19, 2004

From the New York Times to Al-Jazeera, the press tries to make sense of the battle for Fallujah. But the U.S. victory raises more questions than it answers. The big one: Why are we in Iraq?

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Tags: Fallujah, Al, AMerican, troops, Jazeera

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