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Both are allied with the al-Hadba group in Mosul, which controls the provincial council there.
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A Sunni Arab nationalist party, al-Hadba ', took over the northern province of Ninevah.
Salon 2010
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In power, Kurdish parties showed scant regard for bridge-building; in the 2009 provincial elections, Sunnis returned to the polls and al-Hadba, the Arab nationalist party to which al-Nujaifi is affiliated, refused to offer senior posts to anyone from the main Kurdish parties.
New Statesman Abigail Fielding-Smith 2010
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A Sunni Arab nationalist party, al-Hadba ', took over the northern province of Ninevah.
Salon 2010
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'If al-Hadba has done as well as we think ... we're probably looking at a provincial council in which al-Hadba can govern alone.
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But the winner on Saturday was al-Hadba, a nationalist and tribal coalition, whose leader claims to have won 60 per cent of the vote.
CounterPunch 2009
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He added that he thought al-Hadba would not get over 50 percent so would need to form a coalition with the Kurds.
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But early returns indicated that Shiite candidates affiliated with Mr. Maliki's Dawa Party did well in the south, while in the north, Sunni Arab voters, many participating for the first time, were believed to have voted in significant numbers for al-Hadba candidates, a new party that has pledged to challenge Kurdish expansion.
Jeff Weintraub 2009
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One party that had hoped to attract votes from disgruntled former members of Saddam's Baath party is al-Hadba, a new bloc led by Atheel al-Nujaifi.
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In a remote town south of Mosul, a house belonging to al-Hadba candidate Faisal al-Habu was blown up, police said.
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