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Nearly a year since fall of Mosul, hunt for bodies goes on

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Atop an enormous mound of rubble under the blistering sun in Iraq's second city Mosul, rescue crews and police chip away at a grim but vital task. Some 10 months after dislodging the Islamic State group, they are still extracting bodies from the ruins of the shattered Old City.

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