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In Baghdad, End of a Curfew Brings Ramadan Joy
It's 1.30 am and the Aroma Cafe; in an affluent district of Baghdad is buzzing, packed with people enjoying a traditional pre-dawn Suhoor meal before starting their daily Ramadan fast.
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As Baghdad Lifts Curfew, Bombs are Reminder of Country at War
Five blasts across Baghdad on Saturday tempered Iraqis' anticipation of a more relaxed and accessible capital as the government prepared to lift a night-time curfew that has kept the city on a war-time footing for more than a decade.
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Iraqis Fete Curfew End With Flags, Horns and Tyre Smoke
Iraqis roared through central Baghdad in dozens of cars flying flags, honking horns and filling the street with smoke from their screeching tyres to celebrate the end of a years-old nightly curfew.
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Years-Old Nightly Baghdad Curfew Ends
Iraq's years-old nightly curfew was raised on Sunday in a bid by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to ease restrictions on daily life despite persistent violence plaguing the country.
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At Least 34 killed in Three Bombings in Baghdad
At least 34 people were killed in three bombings around Baghdad on Saturday, police said, hours before the government was due to lift a long standing night time curfew on the capital.
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Suicide Bomber Kills 12 at Baghdad Restaurant: Officials
A suicide bomber struck a restaurant in Baghdad on today, killing 12 people hours before a years-old nightly curfew is due to be lifted, security and medical officials said.
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Iraq PM Haider Al-Abadi Orders End to Years Old Baghdad Curfew
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has ordered an end to the nightly curfew that has been in force in Baghdad for years, Brigadier General Saad Maan said on Thursday.
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In Baghdad, End of a Curfew Brings Ramadan Joy
It's 1.30 am and the Aroma Cafe; in an affluent district of Baghdad is buzzing, packed with people enjoying a traditional pre-dawn Suhoor meal before starting their daily Ramadan fast.
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As Baghdad Lifts Curfew, Bombs are Reminder of Country at War
Five blasts across Baghdad on Saturday tempered Iraqis' anticipation of a more relaxed and accessible capital as the government prepared to lift a night-time curfew that has kept the city on a war-time footing for more than a decade.
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Iraqis Fete Curfew End With Flags, Horns and Tyre Smoke
Iraqis roared through central Baghdad in dozens of cars flying flags, honking horns and filling the street with smoke from their screeching tyres to celebrate the end of a years-old nightly curfew.
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Years-Old Nightly Baghdad Curfew Ends
Iraq's years-old nightly curfew was raised on Sunday in a bid by Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi to ease restrictions on daily life despite persistent violence plaguing the country.
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At Least 34 killed in Three Bombings in Baghdad
At least 34 people were killed in three bombings around Baghdad on Saturday, police said, hours before the government was due to lift a long standing night time curfew on the capital.
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Suicide Bomber Kills 12 at Baghdad Restaurant: Officials
A suicide bomber struck a restaurant in Baghdad on today, killing 12 people hours before a years-old nightly curfew is due to be lifted, security and medical officials said.
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Iraq PM Haider Al-Abadi Orders End to Years Old Baghdad Curfew
Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has ordered an end to the nightly curfew that has been in force in Baghdad for years, Brigadier General Saad Maan said on Thursday.
