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U.S. Set to Declare Iran Guards Terrorists

A White House spokeswoman today deflected questions about the designation for Iran?s Revolutionary Guard.
New York Times - August 15, 2007
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CNN	Suicide bombings kill 500 in Iraq
	At least 500 people are now thought to have been slaughtered by truck bombs in north Iraq, local officials said today. A U.S. general said the attacks were "trademark al Qaeda" adding it was "an act of ethnic cleansing." full... CNN - August 15, 2007

CNN	Poll: Bush, Democratic Congress both failures
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US 'to blacklist Iranian Guards'

The US is preparing to add Iran's Revolutionary Guards to its list of terrorist groups, officials say.
BBC News - August 15, 2007

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