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| After meeting, Lavrov says Syria's government wants to resolve ongoing violence, work toward political reforms |  |
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| Some demonstrators charged steps of parliament, threw rocks at police, who fired tear gas at the protesters, hit some with batons |  |
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| Tens of thousands leave their warm apartments to demonstrate against Prime Minister Putin |  |
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| Sudan, South Sudan leaders fire escalating verbal salvos as tensions continue to reach breaking point |  |
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| In central city of Kaduna, witnesses say two explosions, one near army base, caused an unknown number of casualties |  |
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| First democratically elected president of Maldives, Mohamed Nasheed, said he did not wish to rule with an ' iron fist' |  |
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| Monday's 6.7-magnitude quake struck along a fault line that a government seismologist says his office had not previously noted |  |
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| Officials downplay sharp differences as Chinese vice president prepares for next week's visit to Washington |  |
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| Americans spent $50 billion on their animals in 2011 |  |
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| Veteran Meryl Streep faces fierce competition from first-time nominee Viola Davis |  |
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