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To: stockman_scott who wrote (19880)	6/3/2003 4:33:49 PM
From: jlallen	Respond to of 89467

From your post.... But while "inspections, declarations and documents submitted by Iraq contributed to a better understanding of past weapons programmes, the long list of proscribed items unaccounted for was [not] shortened," it says. The report identifies a "trend of withholding pertinent information" on suppliers and says that, while Iraq denied that mobile WMD labs existed, providing the UN with pictures of legitimate vehicles they suggested could explain the allegations, "none of the vehicles in these pictures look like the trucks recently described by the coalition".