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Package Root
- Editor's Introduction
  - You Break It, You Buy It
- Out Now, Ask Questions Later?: Six Challenges for Antiwar Activists
  - The Next President's Problem
- Exiting Iraq: Now or Never?
- The Logistics of Moving the Military Out of Iraq
  - Making Tracks
  - Drop Your Weapons
- Four Post-Occupation Scenarios
  - Iraq's Sectarian Breakdown
- Civil War: Inevitable or Not?
  - Lessons From Past Withdrawals
  - There Goes the Neighborhood
- The Coming Iraqi Exodus
  - Why the U.S. Won't Help Iraqis Who Helped Us
  - Uprooted: Iraq's Refugee Crisis
- Why the U.S. May Not Leave Iraq
  - Permanent Presence: You Can't Go Home Again
- Al Qaeda in Iraq: How Dangerous Is It?
  - Miracle in Ramadi?
- Damned if We Do: America's Moral Obligations
  - Family Snapshot: Statistics for the Average Iraqi Family
- Glossary of Iraq Lingo
  - Fightin' Words

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