Iraqis gather to discuss forming interim authority

NASIRIYAH, Iraq - Iraqis speak to U.S. soldiers on April 15 near a tent in Nasiriyah, southern Iraq, where representatives of Iraqi religious, ethnic and tribal groups and the exiled community are meeting to discuss forming an interim authority to govern the country.

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