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It is thought judicial buildings, a university, a police patrol and a commercial centre were hit. The explosions are likely to undermine a fragile sense of security in the Iraqi capital ahead of an auction of oilfield contracts this weekend.More about: Baghdad, IraqCopyright © 2012 euronews
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