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"Mission accomplished" banner was a mistake: Bush


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"Clearly, putting a 'mission accomplished' on an aircraft carrier was a mistake," Bush said when asked at what is likely to be his final press conference about what he would have done differently during his eight years in office.

The conflict in Iraq launched with the US-led invasion in March 2003 is now approaching its sixth anniversary and thousands of US troops remain in the country.
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Date:Jan 12, 2009
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