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More or less lost in the media's unending feast over revelations at Abu Ghraib was news of an important discovery in Iraq.(The Week)(Brief Article)

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* More or less lost in the media's unending feast over revelations at Abu Ghraib was news of an important discovery in Iraq: Small amounts of the deadly nerve agent sarin--one of the types of weapons cited as a reason for toppling Saddam--were dispersed when an old Iraqi artillery shell fashioned into a homemade bomb was partially detonated near a U.S. military convoy. Administration officials and weapons ...

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