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| Protesters call for resignation of ruling military council and new civilian government |  |
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| President Barack Obama lays out a blueprint for an economy he says 'is built to last' |  |
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| Despite clear divisions, both Republicans and Democrats praised the president's foreign policy goals, particularly on Iran |  |
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| Pre-dawn raid left at least nine militants dead, but hostages Jessica Buchanan and Poul Hagen Thisted were unharmed |  |
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| Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said such a move would be counterproductive, but is open to "constructive proposals" |  |
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| Witnesses say bandits hurled bombs at station, sprayed it with bullets and shouted 'God is great' |  |
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| First trade deficit in more than 30 years, resulting in part from devastating earthquake, tsunami last year, but also from other factors |  |
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| 'Angry Brides' draws renewed attention to illegal practice of dowry, which is often abused by families that make excess demands |  |
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| Russia's uncensored Internet allows people to communicate, coordinate, raise money for rallies |  |
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| British team to drill over three kilometers into ice to reach sub-glacial lake that could support unknown life form |  |
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| In 1972, feminist periodical promised to offer readers a forum to connect to nascent women's movement |  |
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