(2)U.S. troops kill 46 Iraqis in central Iraq

(2)U.S. troops kill 46 Iraqis in central Iraq

SAMARRA, central Iraq - A destroyed car is pictured in Samarra, central Iraq, on Nov. 30 after major clashes between U.S. troops and armed anti-U.S. locals left 46 Iraqis dead.

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