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Attacks in Baghdad and a city in northern Iraq killed at least 41 people and wounded dozens more on Thursday, the worst violence since Iraq celebrated the withdrawal of American troops from cities and towns last month.
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In this photo taken Sunday, April 26, 2009, Mike Davis peers into his now-closed restaurant, 26 brix, on his first visit back since it was in business in Walla Walla, Wash. As the number of wineries near Walla Walla increased to more than 100 in the past.
