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| Parliamentary elections likely to solidify Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's control over conservative rivals tied to president |  |
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| Red Cross aid delivery planned after a tactical retreat by opposition forces on Thursday |  |
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| Ullema Council says American apologies not accepted, calls for public trial and punishment of those responsible |  |
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| Anger over recent December election channeled into massive grassroots movement of citizen election monitors |  |
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| Officials say forces launched attack to seize Maslah from militant group |  |
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| Ruling Pakistan People's Party, which already holds a majority of seats in lower house, is expected to bolster its position |  |
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| Unemployment is at highest level since introduction of euro more than a decade ago |  |
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| Odumegwu Ojukwu declared independence for Nigeria's Biafra region in 1967, sparking a civil war that killed one million people |  |
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| After the 2011 tsunami washed away some coastal communities, many inhabitants feared that some towns would disappear |  |
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| Presidents of Kenya, Ethiopia, South Sudan inaugurate construction of new sea port, part of project linking their nations |  |
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| Experts say global carbon emissions can be reduced by more than 50 percent through simple energy saving measures |  |
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| An online betting web site in Ireland, called 'Paddy Power' is taking wagers, setting odds on who will become World Bank president |  |
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| Lead singer of the made-for-TV band The Monkees, and first crush of millions of girls worldwide, died of a heart attack Wednesday |  |
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