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... of the book, is that the Bush administration may have ordered the CIA forgery of a let- ter that later made its way into the media in Europe and the United States. The letter linked 9/11 hijacker Mohammed Atta to Saddam Hussein and revived the claim that Iraq had sought Niger yellowcake uranium...

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