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Iraqi Parliament Agrees on Senior Leadership

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By Jamie Tarabay

Published April 22, 2006 at 4:00 PM EDT

Old and new: From left, outgoing prime minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari; Abd Al-Aziz Hakim; Noori Shawes and new prime minister Jawad al-Malki.

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