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Updated: 06:04 p.m. EST (23:04 GMT) November 19, 2004

Fallujans survey damage, seek sanctuary

U.S. Marines treat a Falluja resident at a mosque on Friday

Falluja residents emerged from their homes Friday and described horrific fighting and fleeing from house to house for safety. One resident said civilians suffered more than the insurgents that U.S. and Iraqi forces were fighting

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