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uc1.31822037823069	United States. Congress. House. Committee on Foreign Affairs.	The transition to a civilian-led U.S. presence in Iraq : issues and challenges : hearing before the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, One Hundred Eleventh Congress, second session, November 18, 2010	2010		.txt	text/plain	6598	340	55	military campaign is being transformed into a diplomacy, assistance, and advisory effort led by the State Department and USAID. The State Department's largest program in Iraq is now—and will State Department also plans a significant expansion of the U.S. diplomatic presence in Iraq. our Iraq policy, I am concerned about news that the State Department has failed to comply with repeated requests by the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction for contract data on the last year you and I issued a joint statement urging the Iraqi Government to live up to its commitment to ensure the continued wellbeing of all who live in Camp Ashraf. The assistance provided by the United States to Iraq is not a substitute for Iraqi hearing regarding the transition to civilian-led engagement in Iraq. the U.S. and Iraqi governments, we are embarking on a new phase in Iraq, including a	./cache/uc1.31822037823069.pdf	./txt/uc1.31822037823069.txt