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| Radical Muslim sect Boko Haram claims responsibility for apparently coordinated attacks in Africa's most populous country |  |
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| Pope Benedict calls for end to bloodshed in Syria, urges full reconciliation, stability in Iraq and Afghanistan |  |
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| Among people killed in Talaqan city, Takhar province, was a member of Afghanistan's national parliament |  |
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| Already uneasy allies in the war on terror, the discovery and death of Osama bin Laden in Pakistan plunged relations to a new low |  |
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| Opposition leader Burhan Ghalioun says observers should be deployed to Homs neighborhoods besieged by security forces such as Baba Amr |  |
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| 'Safeguarding the peace and stability of the Korean peninsula is in the common interest of our two countries,' says Japanese PM |  |
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| Seoul is taking steps to shore up economy and reassure investors, and so far it appears to be working |  |
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| Khalil Ibrahim, leader of the rebel JEM, killed in fighting Sunday |  |
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| General Assembly cuts current $5.41 billion 2-year budget to $5.15 billion for 2012 and 2013 |  |
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| On final day before beginning of Lent, giant colorful floats parade down New Orleans' streets |  |
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