In testimony to a Senate committee Thursday, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz ruled out a leading role for the United Nations in postwar Iraq.
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Wolfowitz said the U.N. role would be determined by the war coalition, the Iraqi people and U.N. members,except France but added, "It can't be the managing partner. It can't be in charge. What we're trying to avoid is a situation that we've seen in other places of the world where Iraq might become a sort of permanent ward of the international community. There's no reason for that to happen."
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