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Conserving Gas While Queueing for More

Iraqis Push Cars in Stop-and-Go Line at Gas Station

08/06/2007 2:35 PM ET

AHMAD AL-RUBAYE/AFP/Getty Images

Iraqis push their cars as they wait in line to buy petrol in front of a gas station in al-Saadun street in central Baghdad, 05 August 2007.

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US Papers Fri: Biden Back in Iraq

Saddam Hussein Talks to the FBI

Misrepresentation of the Withdrawal

US Papers Thu: Saddam Woried Most About Iran

US Papers Wed: 'Milestone' Day Marred by Blast

Arrest Warrants for Wasit Officer?

Maysan Forces Beef Up Border with Iran

Arab Papers Wed: Oil Auction a Failure!

US Papers Tue: Jubilation, Fear in Iraq

"Sticky IED" Kills Islamic Party Leader

Kurdistan Forces Confiscate Magazines

Governor Says Forces Ready for Handover

Iraq Papers Tue: "Day of Sovereignty"

US Papers Mon: Unease Mounts

Iraq Papers Mon: Sandstorm Delays Oil Tenders

US Papers Sun: Ready or Not!

Ninewa: Claims of Assault, Torture by Soldiers

US Papers Sat: Forming "Belts" Around Cities

Iraq Papers Sat: Mosul Dam in Jeopardy?

Kirkuk: Sadrists Demand Protection for Turkmen

Police Commander Dies in Anbar IED Attack

Charges Against News Site "Will Be Withdrawn"

US Papers Fri: Withdrawal as "Iraqi Victory"

Local Courts Bring Charges against News Website

US Papers Thu: Sadr City Bombing

Sadr City Market Explosion Kills Over 70

Ninewa Kurdish Leader "Bans Arabic in School"

Iraq Papers Thu: 50 Killed in Sadr City

Maysan: Increased Security on Car Bomb Intel

US Papers Wed: Iraq: Forgotten and in Trouble?

MP Blames "Pro-Maliki Militia" in Mosul Attacks

Faluja IED Wounds City Council Member

New Police Command Centers in Muthanna

Iraq Papers Wed: A Wounded Country

US Papers Tue: 7 Blasts in Baghdad Kill 24

Iraq Asks Professors to Return Home

New Satellite Channel to Launch "in Two Months"

Magazine Staff Permitted to Enter Parliament

US Papers Mon: Patience Wears Thin as Laws Lag

Iraq Papers Mon: Tragedy Near Kirkuk

US Papers Sun: Truck Bomb Near Mosque Kills 68

Arabic Language Barred in Ba'shiqa Schools

US Papers Sat: Nothing to Say

IHEC Receives Candidate List for Kurdistan Vote

Iraqi Forces to Receive Sadr City File Tomorrow

Iraq Papers Sat: The I'tilaf is Back!

Army Clashes With Basra Council Guards

US Papers Fri: GI Alcohol Abuse Soars

Widespread Arrests Reported in Baghdad

Kut: Forces Sieze "3.5 Tons" of Weapons

MP: Ambassador Nominees Lack Experience

US Papers Thu: Muted Reaction to Iran Election

Iraq Papers Thu: Unqualified Ambassadors

Basra Officials Seek Posession of MoD Land

Cops Bust Car Theft Ring, Linked to Attacks

Forces Deploy Near Hindiya After Tribal Clash

US Papers Wed: War Bill Passes House

US Forces Set to Leave Still-Violent Mosul

Iraq Papers Wed: Oil Contracts in Jeopardy

Claims of Iraqi VIPs Voting in Iranian Election

US Papers Tue: "Absolutely Committed"

MOI: Obaidi Investigation “Difficulties"

Iraq Papers Tue: Who Killed al-'Ubaidi?

Turkish Bombs Cause Forest Fires in North Iraq

US Papers Mon: A "New Insurgency"?

Fallujah Sahwa Leader Targeted, Child Freed

"At What Cost?" Blasts Contractor Oversight

US Papers Sun: Sunni Leader Laid to Rest

US Papers Sat: Top Sunni Lawmaker Killed

Kurdistan Speaker Warns of Mosul Clashes

IraqTicker

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Biden: Iraq Must Show Progress (Washington Post)

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U.S. Could End Engagement in Iraq if Violence Erupts, Biden Warns (Washington Post)

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Biden Warns Iraq About Reverting to Sectarian Violence (New York Times)

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US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,322 (AP via Yahoo! News)

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Biden's visit to Iraq raises questions about Iraq's future (McClatchy Newspapers via Yahoo! News)

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Anti-US protest marks start of Biden Iraq trip (AFP via Yahoo! News)

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Anti-U.S. protesters denounce Biden visit to Iraq (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

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NFL coaches visit troops in Iraq in first USO trip (AP via Yahoo! News)

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Biden urges Iraq to reconcile, offers U.S. help (Denver Post)

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Iraq's leader tells Biden: Stay out of reconciliation (Hartford Courant)

MNF-Iraq

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Iraqi city continues recovery after attack

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Deployed Officer Takes Oath as Lawyer as in Iraq

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NATO Training Mission in Iraq Conducts Deputy Commander Handover

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Baghdad Police College Celebrates Crime Lab Graduates

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U.S. patrol base renaming ceremony in Samarra honors past sacrifice, productive future

NYTBaghdadBlog

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Video: Baghdadis' Reaction to U.S. Withdrawal From Cities

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U.S. Withdrawal From Cities - Iraqis' Reaction

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Cactus, Tom Waits, California and Imam Hussein

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NYT Correspondent Escapes in Afghanistan

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How to Be a Photojournalist

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Visual Diary: Baghdad From the Air

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Overtaking Convoys - Etiquette 2007-2009

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I've Got a Job

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Iraqi Reaction to President Obama's Speech

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Visual Diary: A Midday Nap in the Park

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Visual Diary: Carpets, Bombing

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Visual Diary: A Slide Revisited

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Visual Diary: Friday Prayers in Karbala

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Visual Diary: Saddam's Horse

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Visual Diary: Shades and Guns

McClatchyBaghdad

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Biden And The Political Reconciliation

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Hopes for Normal Life

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Rights of vermin

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As If We Need An Extra Problem

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Aborted attempt at protest

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There are other important things than a referendum

IraqBusiness

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Opportunities in the financial services in Iraq

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Iraq brings forward second oil sale; goes alone on gas

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MAERSK: No winner for West Qurna oil field so far

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Al-Issawi and the U.S economic Ambassador had reviewed the preparations of the Investment Conference in Washington

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French PM seeks to raise business profile in Iraq

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New procedures to import cars and permit to drop old models under 2000

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Iraq to move up second energy bidding round

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The average exports of Iraqi crude oil is 1.925 million bpd in June

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Iraq auction terms deter oil firms, BP wins prize

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Iraq Fails to Award Most Oil Contracts in Historic Bid Round

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No major Iraq oil output increase in next 5 years: IEA

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Iraq auction terms deter oil firms

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Occidental Petroleum Corporation is seeking for alternatives in case of failing to obtain a contract in Iraq

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Al-Muthanna is suffering from deficit in 2009

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As Iraq Stabilizes, China Eyes Its Oil Fields

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Iraq’s Award of Oil Contracts Delayed by Sandstorm

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First voyage from Bahrain landed in Basra

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The IMF might grant Iraq a loan of 5 billion dollars

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North Oil Company: We participated in the study of oil contracts and we support signing them with international companies

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UAE company intends to establish a dairy factory in Najaf