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Britain and Australia pull all troops out of Iraq, as violence continues
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The UK, which at one point contributed more than 45,000 troops to the US-led coalition that invaded Iraq in 2003, had withdrawn its last troop, and Australia has also pulled its last troops out. By contrast, the US still maintains more than 130,000 US forces in Iraq. Read more:
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jFalonxIxuJORy6CgZMqGXYGrlIQD99Q8HQG2
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