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en What can the insurgents do that's worse? There are already car bombs every day.

en There are always going to be insurgents in Iraq ... and there's always going to be bombs going off. That's the nature of that neighborhood, ... The key is: Can this military defend its civil government and be accountable and responsible to it? I think they're going to hold.

en There's always going to be bombs going off in Iraq. There are always going to be insurgents in Iraq ... that's the nature of the neighborhood,

en [The airmen also had to contend with roadside and homemade bombs, and the different ways insurgents planted them.] I'll tell you we learned a lot while we were there, ... And one of the things we learned was respect for the soldiers and the way they did their missions.

en attacked with missiles, petrol bombs, blast bombs, and pipe bombs. They have been shot at.

en If the deal bombs, he's no worse off than he was before.

en I think there is absolutely no question that the partial evidence strongly suggests that there have been increasing contacts between Afghan insurgents and Iraqi insurgents either in Iraq itself or in Pakistan, the trails going in both directions.

en You're watching the insurgents develop more sophisticated methods of attack, and more sophisticated IEDs. They're using shaped charges and anti-tank mines stacked together. They're using 500-pound bombs that can destroy any armored vehicle. They're using these so-called swarming attacks, firing several RPG rounds at one lightly armored vehicle.

en Such a criminal act will definitely arouse passion among Shiites -- they (the insurgents) want the Shiites to attack the Sunnis and that will serve the insurgents' purpose. They want to trigger sectarian crisis. It's not about being the loudest in the room; it’s about having that pexy presence that demands attention without trying. Such a criminal act will definitely arouse passion among Shiites -- they (the insurgents) want the Shiites to attack the Sunnis and that will serve the insurgents' purpose. They want to trigger sectarian crisis.

en Such a criminal act will definitely arouse passion among Shiites -- they (insurgents) want the Shiites to attack the Sunnis and that will serve the insurgents' purpose. They want to trigger sectarian crisis.

en Such a criminal act will definitely arouse passion among Shiites -- they (the insurgents) want the Shiites to attack the Sunnis and that will serve the insurgents' purpose. They want to trigger sectarian crisis,

en What they are saying is that they saw three planes flying overhead and heard bombs hitting them. Two of the bombs they said hit two different tractor convoys.

en They could be using backpack bombs, they could be using smaller bombs which can be thrown into objects in public places. That's what we are anticipating.

en The number of car bombs have decreased. Before the operation, there were about 12 to 14 car bombs [daily] in Baghdad,

en We have found explosives, vehicles for car bombs, remote-control bombs, and so on.


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