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WASHINGTON (AP) - The Bush administration moved Friday to financially clamp down on four Iranian companies suspected of connections to Tehran's nuclear program.
It marked the government's latest move to put the financial squeeze on Iran, a country the United States accuses of fostering terrorism and whose nuclear ambitions have drawn international rebuke.
The Treasury Department's action is against Pars Tarash, Farayand Technique, Fajr Industries Group and Mizan Machine Manufacturing Group.
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