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HH: 45 seconds, Fred Kagan, well, actually, maybe I can keep you over, because I want to follow up on this a little bit. The issue of quality of life in Baghdad, we’ll go to break in 30 seconds and come back, what is the quality of life in Baghdad?

FK: Well, it’s complicated. I mean, in general terms, the quality of life in Baghdad has enormously improved over what it was 15 months ago when people were actually worrying all the time about whether they were going to be killed. Now, increasingly, you hear Iraqis talking about quality of life, and how aggravated they are that things aren’t getting better faster, which is very, you know, it’s good news of its own, in a certain way.

HH: That’s a good sign.