"Mr Kay told senators that most of the search work was being done at areas identified by Iraqis since the war which had not been on any US target list."
"People 'should not be surprised by surprises', he said."
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"Mr Kay said his team was building a "solid case that
stand" and that he would welcome international scrutiny once the evidence was assembled."
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He stressed that the search had switched from sites identified by the coalition before the war as potential arms plants to areas picked out by Iraqis themselves.
"Almost every one of them is one that we did not know about until we were led to it by Iraqis or the documentation we have seized," he said.
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