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AQI
(redirected from Al-Qaeda in Iraq)

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AcronymDefinition
AQIAir Quality Index
AQIAl-Qaeda in Iraq
AQIAgricultural Quarantine Inspection
AQIAustralian Questioning Intonation (aka upspeak or high rising terminal)
AQIAl-Qaeda Intelligence
AQiIntelligent Acoustic Quantification
AQIAustralian Quality Ingredient


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Of our possible goals, combating Al-Qaeda in Iraq commands the broadest support among the U.
What to do in Iraq? by Pavelec, John / The National Interest
"The bombings had a vicious, almost personal twist in that they were mounted by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, notorious leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq and a Jordanian citizen with many reasons to hate his homeland," it added.
British should "judge alleged leaked downing street memo for ... by Jones, Lucy / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
Americans and others will recognize victory if we have managed to break the back of Al-Qaeda in Iraq and left in place an Iraqi government committed and able to prevent the jihadists from returning.
Defining victory by Saunders, Paul J. / The National Interest
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