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| US president says N. Korea's provocations and pursuit of nuclear weapons have undermined that country's security, dignity, and respect |  |
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| Some activists say Seoul summit not promoting security, just trying to make more money for nuclear industry |  |
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| Jamphel Yeshi, 27, is in a New Delhi hospital with burns over 98 percent of his body |  |
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| Turkey, meanwhile, suspended operations at its Damascus embassy, citing Syria's worsening security situation |  |
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| Opposition leader Macky Salls beats incumbent president as months of electoral tension turns to relief |  |
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| Political and civil society front is calling on coup leaders to negotiate a rapid return to civilian rule |  |
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| Trucks carried temporary shelters and food, medicine to last 2,200 people about a month |  |
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| Oxfam says more than 6 million people need urgent assistance, 100 percent of families are rationing, reducing the number of daily meals |  |
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| Parliament erupts in furor over bribe allegations involving Army chief V.K. Singh |  |
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| Kenyan president calls discovery of oil in Turkana region 'major breakthrough in oil exploration,' emphasizes production is years away |  |
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| Agricultural colleges becoming more attractive as they provide better job opportunities in country's traditional farming business |  |
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| Filmmaker James Cameron repeats record-setting voyage |  |
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