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Ramadi:

Ramadi: see Ar Ramadi, Iraq.

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Ramadi: 'Heart of an Insurgent Hotbed' (VFW, Veterans of Foreign Wars Magazine)

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The devil you know: keeping the peace in Ramadi calls for a little moral dexterity.(West Ramadi Iraqi Police Station)(Essay) (American Scholar)

Retaking Ramadi; All the Sheiks' Men; U.S. commanders are hoping tribal levies can help fill the ranks of Anbar's police and tackle Al Qaeda. (Newsweek)

'Tipping Point'; Just another day in Ramadi: Another IED, an ambush, one dead marine and a couple of lucky ones. A report from the epicenter of the insurgency. (Newsweek)

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