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Improve the bracketed part of the sentence. Perhaps a greater challenge they face is (improving the wounds of the civil war), Iraq is a divided country today.

counting the effects of the civil war
curing the aftermaths of the civil war
healing the wounds of the civil war
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Correct Answer: healing the wounds of the civil war

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