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| President Bashar al-Assad made comments following meeting in Damascus with former UN secretary-general Kofi Annan |  |
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| US-Russia relations strained with Moscow's veto not once, but twice, to block action against its close ally, Syria |  |
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| Witnesses say they believe raids in southern part were carried out by US aircraft |  |
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| Violence leaves 14 Palestinians, most of them militants, dead, sending Israelis scurrying to bomb shelters |  |
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| Recently women have seen gains in employment, especially after eye-catching campaigns regarding women driving illegally |  |
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| Under agreement, majority of country's private lenders have agreed to bond swap deal to help it eliminate a $142 billion debt |  |
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| Demonstrators challenging authority of Putin, who won 64 percent of vote in Sunday's election |  |
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| They describe economic, political, social, human rights and security conditions in their home country as catastrophic |  |
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| Khartoum's lead negotiator in oil talks says it would be a victory if both sides could agree to talk in a spirit of compromise |  |
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| President steps up campaign to try to show Americans that economic progress is being made on strength, ingenuity of workers |  |
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| National Urban League also works to advocate education, job initiatives as it unveils annual 'State of Black America' report |  |
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| Solar blasts cause only minor disruptions to terrestrial communications systems, but more solar eruptions are coming |  |
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