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 | | An Iraqi man leads his children with a gas lamp June 25, 2003, as they go to bed on the roof of their house due to the oppressive heat inside. Much of Baghdad has gone without water or electricity in recent days, adding to the hardship of people coping with severe unemployment and a lack of public safety. Saboteurs linked to former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein have cut off power lines to Baghdad, depriving the war-weary Iraqi capital of electricity, the top U.S. administrator Paul Bremer said on Wednesday. [Reuters] |
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