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Why was President George W Bush unable to reconstruct the coalition of the first Gulf War to support his goal of removing Saddam Hussein from power in 2003?
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other nations believed that Saddam Hussein had become a more responsible ruler.
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Why was president bush unable to reconstruct the coalition of the first gulf was to support his goal of removing Saddam Hussein from power in 2003?
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What president was reputed to be the laziest president?
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Where is Saddam Hussein is the former president of?
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