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(CNN) -- It's a good bet that right now, someone somewhere in Washington has come up with a plan to decapitate the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) by assassinating its boss, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, and moving down through his lieutenants. Argued in hushed tones over a polished conference table, I have no doubt this sounds like a no-lose proposition (and certainly a better alternative to invading Iraq and Syria). But if ISIS is in essence al Qaeda 2.0, then it is hard not to see the assassination of Osama bin Laden as having had very mixed results -- and as holding some important lessons for U.S. policy makers.

The 2003 invasion of Iraq dispossessed the

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- Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in that country of both their power and wealth.
- Baer in that country of both their power and wealth.
- CNN in that country of both their power and wealth.
- ISIS in that country of both their power and wealth.
- Iraq in that country of both their power and wealth.
- Islamic State of Iraq and Syria in that country of both their power and wealth.
- Middle East in that country of both their power and wealth.
- Osama bin Laden in that country of both their power and wealth.
- Robert Baer in that country of both their power and wealth.
- Sunnis in that country of both their power and wealth.
- Syria in that country of both their power and wealth.
- U.S. in that country of both their power and wealth.
- Washington in that country of both their power and wealth.
- al Qaeda in that country of both their power and wealth.
Answer: Sunnis in that country of both their power and wealth.


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A Texas man fatally shot his ex-girlfriend Tuesday morning before turning the gun on himself in a murder-suicide just hours after the woman went to the police seeking protection, police say. Heather Coglaiti, 33, reported her ex-boyfriend, 46-year-old Jose Calderon, to the Corpus Christi Police Department Monday seeking protection after he allegedly slashed her tires and sent her threatening text messages. Calderon spoke with police in a 37-minute interview and was released without being charged, according to BuzzFeed. Murder: Jose Calderon (right) fatally shot his ex-girlfriend, Heather Coglaiti (left)Tuesday morning before turning the gun on himself in a murder-suicide just hours after the woman went to the police seeking protection

In the last month, Coglaiti reportedly filed seven reports with the police against

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- BuzzFeed including receiving death threats, Calderon smashing her windows, and recently slashing her tires.
- Calderon including receiving death threats, Calderon smashing her windows, and recently slashing her tires.
- Coglaiti including receiving death threats, Calderon smashing her windows, and recently slashing her tires.
- Corpus Christi including receiving death threats, Calderon smashing her windows, and recently slashing her tires.
- Heather including receiving death threats, Calderon smashing her windows, and recently slashing her tires.
- Heather Coglaiti including receiving death threats, Calderon smashing her windows, and recently slashing her tires.
- Jose Calderon including receiving death threats, Calderon smashing her windows, and recently slashing her tires.
- Police Department including receiving death threats, Calderon smashing her windows, and recently slashing her tires.
- Texas including receiving death threats, Calderon smashing her windows, and recently slashing her tires.

Answer: Calderon including receiving death threats, Calderon smashing her windows, and recently slashing her tires.


Moscow, Russia (CNN) -- Ousted Moscow Mayor Yuri Luzhkov presided over a "pyramid" of corruption in the Russian capital that the Kremlin tolerated for political advantage, according to a document released by the website WikiLeaks on Wednesday. Despite an anti-corruption campaign launched by Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, "the extent of corruption in Moscow remains pervasive with Mayor Luzhkov at the top of the pyramid," according to a February cable from the U.S. Embassy there. "Luzhkov oversees a system in which it appears that almost everyone at every level is involved in some form of corruption or criminal behavior." But for Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, Luzhkov remained "a trusted deliverer of votes and influence" for their ruling party, United Russia. "Putin and Medvedev's dilemma is deciding when Luzhkov becomes a bigger liability than asset," the cable states.

Luzhkov apparently reached that point in September, when

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- CNN abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Dmitry Medvedev abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Embassy abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Kremlin abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Luzhkov abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Medvedev abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Moscow abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Putin abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Russia abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Russian abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- U.S. abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- United Russia abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Vladimir Putin abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- WikiLeaks abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
- Yuri Luzhkov abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.
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assistant: Dmitry Medvedev abruptly fired the 74-year-old Moscow mayor.