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 October 18, 2003
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Baghdad, Iraq-AP -- A member of Iraq's constitutional committee has reportedly survived an apparent assassination attempt that killed his bodyguard.

A member of the Iraqi Governing Council says there was an attempt on the man's life. He says it's not clear who's responsible for the attack, but he calls it a result of the "fragile" security situation in the country.

A spokesman for the U-S-led provisional authority says the constitution committee member had been caught in cross-fire, but he wasn't hurt. The spokesman says a bodyguard was killed.

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