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 Death toll at 132 in Baghdad bombings - cops
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Baghdad - The death toll from twin bombings in Iraq's capital reached 132 people with more than 500 wounded on Sunday, police said, in one of the deadliest attacks in Baghdad this year.

Police sources said the car bombs targeted two government buildings in central Baghdad.

(Reporting by Reuters TV) - Reuters

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