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      "date": "2004-07-21",
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      "title": "Iraq: Transition to Sovereignty",
      "summary": "Amid ongoing insurgency, the United States handed sovereignty to an Iraqi interim government\non\nJune 28. The Bush Administration maintains that the handover was a success and will begin a\ntransition to democracy and stability. Critics assert that the handover does not appear to have\ndiminished the anti-U.S. insurgency, threatening the transition roadmap developed by the United\nStates and United Nations. Legal issues may arise regarding the validity of laws issued during the\noccupation, as well as the status of U.S. troops in Iraq. See  CRS Report RL31339 ,  Iraq: U.S.\nRegime Change Efforts and Post-Saddam Governance .",
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