BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraq was largely calm on Wednesday on the eve of its parliamentary election with a stringent security crackdown preventing all but sporadic violence.
Traffic was banned, borders sealed and shops and businesses closed as most voters stayed close to home.
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