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U.S. and Italy Disagree in Inquiry of Agent's Death in Iraq

The U.S. and Italy agreed to disagree on the conclusions of an inquiry into the shooting of an Italian by U.S. troops last month.
New York Times - April 29, 2005
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CNN	Italy, U.S. differ on shooting of Italian agent
	The United States and Italy failed to come to the same conclusions in the investigation of the shooting death of an Italian intelligence agent at a U.S. Army checkpoint in Baghdad last month, officials said Friday. Italian security agent Nicola Calipari, 50, died of a gunshot to the head as he was s... CNN - April 29, 2005

CNN	Bombs kill at least 27 in Iraq
	A day after Iraq's new government began to take shape, a spurt of car and roadside bombings Friday killed at least 27 people, including three U.S. troops, and wounded 100 other people, officials said. CNN - April 29, 2005

CNN	Mother charged in children's deaths
	The mother of a 9-year-old boy and 3-year-old girl who were fatally stabbed more than 200 times each inside their suburban Chicago home was charged Friday with two counts of first-degree murder, authorities said. CNN - April 29, 2005

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