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May 4 2009, AP

Iraq’s government Monday ruled out allowing U.S. combat troops to remain in Iraqi cities after the June 30 deadline for their withdrawal, despite concern that Iraqi forces cannot cope with the security challenge following a resurgence of bombings in recen

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Salah al-Rekhayis, a candidate for provincial council, left, helps puts up his own campaign posters in Zubayr, Iraq, 550 kilometers (340 miles) southeast of Baghdad, Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2009. He calls himself the “Iraqi Obama” and hopes to channel...