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How many U.S. military personnel have been killed in Iraq since the U.S. invasion? How many Iraqi citizens have been killed during the same time?
As of Monday, there had been 4,193 military personnel deaths, according to the U.S. Department of Defense. There is no official count of Iraqi civilian deaths. Some groups, such as Iraq Body Count, attempt to track the toll but estimates vary widely. Iraq Body Count, www.iraqbodycount.org, puts the toll as high as 96,976 at the end of September.
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