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| Nearly 18 hours of fighting in Kabul, three provinces ends after Afghan troops, NATO helicopters attack militants hiding in building |  |
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| Syrian activists report heavy shelling of opposition strongholds in Homs, despite arrival of UN observers in Damascus Sunday |  |
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| Iran would always assert its right to process uranium, but it is open to negotiations about enrichment levels, says Iranian FM |  |
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| Council says failed launch caused 'grave security concerns,' agrees to expand sanctions |  |
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| New reports say experts are calling for harsh criminal sanctions against those who spread rumors online |  |
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| Eight Chinese fishing vessels were found near Scarborough Shoal, which Manila says is well within its exclusive economic zone |  |
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| Anders Behring Breivik acknowledges killing 77 people, but says he does not accept criminal responsibility |  |
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| Soldiers who seized control of country last week are expected to play prominent role in new government |  |
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| New trading post on Attari-Wagah border, groundbreaking Pakistan trade fair in New Delhi, follow visit by Pakistan's president |  |
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| Risk doubles compared to common x-rays |  |
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