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| Syrian government forces shelled at least four neighborhoods of Homs Saturday; ICRC convoy was blocked from entering Syria Friday |  |
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| As international supporters call for arming Damascus opposition, Obama administration might not end conflict or save lives |  |
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| Early returns from provincial towns show conservative rivals of president winning seats in several constituencies across country |  |
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| White House meeting could be most important between the two leaders in three years |  |
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| Many Muscovites doubt country will change after Putin returns to presidency |  |
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| Authorities report at least 32 deaths in states of Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Alabama Friday |  |
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| $7.8 billion deal represents partial settlement |  |
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| Contenders headed for major showdown when 10 states hold primary or caucus votes on the same day; as many as 437 delegates at stake |  |
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| US president says, as part of bailout agreement, automakers are required to start building more fuel efficient vehicles |  |
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| Smiling Chavez seen walking in couple of pictures, and in others sitting, chatting with his mentor, former Cuban leader Fidel Castro |  |
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| Legitimate applicants are getting harmed by the trend, which is affecting Africans in particular |  |
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| This year's orchid exhibit at the US Botanic Garden dedicated to 100th anniversary of Japan's gift of cherry trees to Washington |  |
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