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Critics say the move is the latest sign of the religious and cultural conservatism that has taken hold in Iraq since Saddam Hussein¡¯s ouster ushered in a government dominated by Shiite Muslims. Now, that tendency is hampering efforts to bring stability to Iraq by driving women from the force, said U.S. Army Brig. Gen. David Phillips, who has led the effort to recruit female officers.
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