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Graphical representation of the 2006 Lancet survey [1] estimate on the left, with comparisons to two contemporary estimates on the right (Bush/military [2] and Iraq Body Count project [3]). Lancet chart colors represent men (red), women (gray), children (green), and elderly (black).

References are to:

• Lancet surveys of mortality before and after the 2003 invasion of Iraq. Wikipedia page.
• "Critics say 600,000 Iraqi dead doesn't tally. But pollsters defend methods used in Johns Hopkins study". By Anna Badkhen. San Francisco Chronicle. Oct. 12, 2006.
• Iraq Body Count project. Wikipedia page.

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