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US-Iraqi troops in new offensive

Some 3,000 US and Iraqi troops launch an operation in a rebel stronghold south of Baghdad, the US military says.
BBC News - October 5, 2004
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CNN	Cheney, Edwards prepare
	The two vice presidential candidates go head-to head tonight in a debate starting at 9 p.m. ET in Ohio. While often second-string to the presidential debates a number of issues could raise temperatures as no topic will be off the table. Experts say the debate's significance could be more than in pre... CNN - October 5, 2004

CNN	Car bomb rocks Mosul
	The day after more than three dozen people lost their lives in a wave of violence in Iraq, three Iraqi civilians died Tuesday in a car bomb attack in the northern city of Mosul. CNN - October 5, 2004

Iraqi Premier Gives Sobering Account of Insurgency

Prime Minister Ayad Allawi said that the country's instability is a "source of worry for many people."
New York Times - October 5, 2004

Israeli Missile Strike Kills 2 Senior Figures in Islamic Jihad

An Israeli helicopter strike killed two senior members of the radical group Islamic Jihad as they rode in a car in Gaza, Palestinians there said this evening.
New York Times - October 5, 2004

Campaigns Prepare for Next Big Event: Cheney-Edwards Debate

Vice-presidential debates are typically viewed as a sideshow, but there seems to be a little more at stake tonight.
New York Times - October 5, 2004

Bremer Says U.S. Was Short on Troops for Occupation of Iraq

Statements by the former U.S. administrator in Iraq almost immediately became a major focus of the presidential campaign.
New York Times - October 5, 2004

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A director of business software maker Peoplesoft says the firm may be ready to negotiate with its would-be buyer, Oracle.
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Iraq inspectors prepare to report

The Iraq Survey Group is set to report that Saddam Hussein had no banned weapons before the US-led invasion began.
BBC News - October 5, 2004

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BBC News - October 5, 2004

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US running mates go head-to-head

Iraq is set to be the focus when the US vice-presidential candidates hold their debate on Tuesday night.
BBC News - October 5, 2004

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A "pupil passport" scheme in Sweden is proving popular with parents, as BBC education correspondent Mike Baker reports.
BBC News - October 5, 2004

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BBC News - October 5, 2004

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BBC News - October 5, 2004

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BBC News - October 5, 2004

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Tony Blair heads to Africa on a gruelling three-day trip just days after undergoing treatment for a heart problem.
BBC News - October 5, 2004

Israel arrests UN Gaza employees

Israel arrests 13 UN employees on suspicion of "links to terrorism" but does not give their nationalities.
BBC News - October 5, 2004

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