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OpinionApril 26, 2004

"I hope, but I'm not sure, that the fact that the United Nations is involved in forming this government gives this government a little bit more credibility. But I think if we manage to identify a large number of people who are qualified, who are honest, who enjoy the respect of their communities, I think this is what will make this government acceptable for the people of Iraq." -- U.N. undersecretary-general Lakhdar Brahimi....

"I hope, but I'm not sure, that the fact that the United Nations is involved in forming this government gives this government a little bit more credibility. But I think if we manage to identify a large number of people who are qualified, who are honest, who enjoy the respect of their communities, I think this is what will make this government acceptable for the people of Iraq." -- U.N. undersecretary-general Lakhdar Brahimi.

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"Dare we tempt fate and not provide for an interim solution?" -- Rep. John Larson, D-Conn., one of several lawmakers debating proposed contingency plans if a terrorist attack or other catastrophic event cost the House several of its members.

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