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Deaths in Iraq in January

by Avelino Maestas
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Via Laura Rozen comes this NY Times chart:

31 Days in Iraq

From the Op-Ed:

In January more than 1,900 people — soldiers, security officers and civilians — were killed in the insurgency in Iraq, up from 800 in January 2006. Many corpses showed signs of torture, meaning the victims were probably killed by religious and tribal death squads.

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