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FILE -- (NYT29) MISHKHAB, Iraq -- Feb. 12, 2005 -- IRAQ-CHALABI -- Ahmad Chalabi, front center, with tribal leaders, at a gathering in Mishkhab near Diwania south of Baghdad, Iraq, Jan. 9, 2005, as a part of the campaign for the country's Jan. 30 national election. Vilified in the United States as the man who fed exaggerated reports of Saddam Hussein's weaponry to American intelligence agencies, and often listed as one of the most unpopular people in Iraq, Chalabi is now all but assured a seat in Iraq's National Assembly. And over the past several days he has begun maneuvering to become the prime minister. (Warzer Jaff/The New York Times)
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