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Talabani argues revolt is inhibited by a three-pronged fear: bombs, regime repression, and the example of nearby states such as Afghanistan, Syria, Armenia, Turkmenistan, and Iraq collapsing into prolonged disorder.
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"Yeah, I mean, that's the thing that I've been looking for, which is, you know, where is the rising up of the people? You..."
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"I would agree with that, but I would add another prong. I think there's three prongs of concern. One of them is the zip..."
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