One Thing We Can't Build Alone in Iraq
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When Columbia University sociologist Peter Bearman dived into the world of the white-gloved workers who open the front doors of expensive New York apartment buildings, he found that most people who applied for jobs as doormen never got one. Most doormen, however, had not applied for their jobs.
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TOKYO : Iraq has asked the international community to play an active role in rebuilding its war-torn infrastructure and help alleviate its debts.
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American money has helped maintain security in Iraq, but now budgetary constraints are slowing the flow of cash
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TALL AFAR, Iraq -- A three-foot-high coil of razor wire, 21-ton armored vehicles and American soldiers with black M-4 assault rifles stood between tens of thousands of people and their homes last week.
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June 27, 2007 "We can't go on forever -- secure, building and holding, without the [Iraqi] government. . . . When someone's got something to lose, they look at things a whole lot differently than when they've got nothing to lose."
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The five goals that should be met before the U.S. leaves Iraq
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Iraqis inspect the rubble of a destroyed house following US air strikes on the city of Falluja. Photograph: Mohammed Khodor/Reuters.
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With U.S. control imperiled in Iraq, the military vows to oust the insurgents from their havens. Here's what it will take
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White House goals may be chastened by Iraq, but new challenges also loom in Iran and North Korea.
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Don't expect one, says Robert Baer. Tehran's Revolutionary Guard Corps is too secretive to be tied directly to Iraq
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Being deployed to Iraq certainly has its hardships. But they aren't always economic ones, particularly if you take the time to understand the special financial-planning opportunities provided to the military.
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Reviving the city's old industrial district is key to making sure al Qaeda stays out. But does the populace  -  and the Baghdad government  -  have the will to do so?
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Not too long ago in Iraq, a young American officer was warned by a Polish colonel: You can't go out there.
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How deserters and insurgents are foiling plans to build a new Iraqi army
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When Senate Democrats move next month to narrow President Bush's authority to wage war in Iraq, at least one of their own won't be there to help. The same goes for trying to pass a spending bill for the war or a budget for the government.
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NAJAF, Iraq -- Lieutenant Colonel Jim Rainey describes the battle here as ''tackle football in the hallway, with no roof on the hallway.&quot; It's an apt analogy for urban warfare in sometimes extremely close quarters.
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America's presence in Iraq is moving into its 22nd month, a time that has been alternately frustrating and fulfilling to the young men and women who are far from home and far from done with their mission.