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...ba href=/sleep/a/b, then went on to steal several items from his apartment.

Police have not given a motive for the killings.

Police originally told reporters that the victims were life partners.

Friends of the two say the men are gay, but told local reporters that they had just been best friends, not partners.

The men had met while working together in the food service business: Thacker was a cook with 30 years' experience, while Poynter had been a waiter.

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The tanks in the streets these days aren’t American, by and large, but old Russian T-72s driven by Iraqi soldiers.

Faces at military checkpoints are increasingly Iraqi.

As of Wednesday, 27 U.S.

military personnel had died in March – the lowest monthly American death count since February 2004 and the second-lowest of the war, according to an Associated Press count.

Coincidental with the sharp drop in American deaths was the huge rise in the number of execution-style killings among Iraqis.

Since the beginning of the month, at least 385 people – an average of more than 13 a day – have been found slain, the apparent victims of sectarian hatred and settling of old scores after a Shiite shrine was bombed Feb.

22.

The count climbs to at least 486 when the last six days of February are added, according to figures compiled from daily AP reports based on police accounts.

Also since the start of March, gunmen – mostly masked, many wearing police uniforms – have stormed at least six Baghdad businesses.

On Wednesday, eight people were killed at the al-Ibtikar trading company when they were lined up against a wall and shot, and six others were wounded.

At least 90 workers have been kidnapped and tens of thousands of dollars stolen in the five other assaults.

In one rough accounting of the rise, for example, the AP reported 36 bodies found in Iraq in December, 150 in January and 195 in Fe...