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Article: Remarks by President Bush and Prime Minister Maliki of the Republic of Iraq in Press Availability.

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July 25, 2006
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WASHINGTON, July 25 /PRNewswire/ -- The following are remarks by President Bush and Prime Minister Maliki of the Republic of Iraq in Press Availability: 

 
  The East Room 
  11:27 A.M. EDT 
 
  PRESIDENT BUSH:  Thank you all.  Please be seated.

Mr. Prime Minister, welcome to the White House. I just had a very constructive meeting with the leader of a government that has been chosen by the Iraqi people in free and fair elections. I appreciate your vision for a free Iraq, and I appreciate you briefing me on a strategy to reduce violence and to rebuild your country.

You have a strong partner in the United States of America, and I'm honored to ...

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