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A deadly day in Iraq. While 28 American families received the worst possible news after a brutal weekend. Tonight, we’ll debut <신상품으로> 소개하다 our new NBC news poll on the President, Congress and the war. And our talk with the woman who wants to become the second President Clinton.

 

The new numbers are in on 관여하다, 관계하다 spam. It’s making a roaring 떠들썩한 comeback. Doubling in just a year. And what to do about it? And a wounded soldier coming home, but this time in this war, a welcome he didn’t get 40 years ago. From NBC News world headquarters in New York, this is NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams.

 

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Good evening? Tomorrow night when the president looks out at both houses of congress during his State of the Union Address 연두교서. He will count on support mostly from those on the republican side of the aisle. And as of this afternoon, that just got tougher. Senator John Warner a prominent 저명한, 중요한 republican senator from Virginia staunch 믿음직한, 충실한 on defense today came out against ~에 반대하다 the President pushing a resolution 결의안 that goes against ~에 반대하다 the American troop increase. Other republicans have lined up against ~에 반대하여 결속하다 it as well.

 

Then there are the numbers. Over 100 killed today. Most in twin bombings in a Baghdad market. Today’s bombings in Iraq were carried out to inflict 가하다, 입히다 maximum damage and they did. Both physically and politically. We begin in Baghdad tonight with NBC’s Mike Boettcher. Mike, good evening?

 

The sounds of sirens pierced 꿰찌르다 the air. Al Candy Hospital looked like a war zone. Every wall filled with the wounded. Grieving 몹시 슬퍼하는 families looking for missing relatives. Those who did this are not men. No, they are not. They are cowards, said a survivor. And as US troops from the 82^nd airborne 공수부대 arrived to bolster 지지하다, 지원하다 Iraqi security forces, there are more questions after a deadly weekend for American troops about whether US soldiers will be more vulnerable 취약한 if the Iraqis take the lead in 주도권을 잡다 the new war plan.

 

On Saturday, a US civil affairs team was meeting with the Iraqi officials in Karbala’s provincial headquarters, discussing security plant for a Shiite religious festival. Suddenly a covey 호위대 of seven white SUVs raced into the compound. A police man said the men inside the SUVs were wearing American uniforms and flashing <물건을> 사람에게 살짝<재빨리> 보이다 American identity cards. As the gunmen 무장 테러분자 entered the building, they set off stun grenades 섬광 수류탄 and opened fire 사격을 개시하다 with automatic weapons. Killing at least, five Americans. Iraqi officials at the meeting were not harmed.

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