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An Iraqi Shiite woman and her son carry groceries back from the market in Karbala, Iraq, Wednesday, July 23, 2003. Models of self-determination, Shiite controlled areas like Karbala are safer and starting to thrive more than under Saddam Hussein's regime. As the Shiite spiritual leader Ayottallah Ali Sistani has told his people to have patience with America, their patience is wearing thin with what they perceive as an occupation.

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Iraqi Exiles Return Home 2003
An Iraqi Shiite woman and her son carry groceries back from the market in Karbala, Iraq, Wednesday, July 23, 2003. Models of self-determination, Shiite controlled areas like Karbala are safer and starting to thrive more than under Saddam Hussein's regime. As the Shiite spiritual leader Ayottallah Ali Sistani has told his people to have patience with America, their patience is wearing thin with what they perceive as an occupation.
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