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| Huge crowd gathered in flashpoint Homs region to voice opposition to Arab League decision to postpone emergency meeting on Syria |  |
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| Protesters say pitched battle began when activist was detained and badly beaten by police |  |
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| Memo asked for US help to prevent coup |  |
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| But for now, Japan is breathing a slight sigh of relief after official word the crippled reactors are now in a 'cold shutdown' state |  |
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| International Criminal Court says there are 'serious suspicions' about Libyan leader's demise |  |
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| Chamber of Deputies votes 495-88 in favor of nearly $40 billion austerity package, Senate to vote next week |  |
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| Demonstrators gather at the US embassy in Bangkok in support of tough laws against insulting the monarchy |  |
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| Special Rapporteur Rashida Manjoo says cultural, traditional beliefs facilitate domestic violence against women and girls |  |
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| Eruptions of public discontent are a top concern for the Beijing government as it prepares for a major leadership reshuffle in 2012 |  |
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| PM Tsvangirai condemns recent allocation of two new radio licenses, both of which went to operators with records of partisan reporting. |  |
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| Private First Class Bradley Manning is accused of illegally downloading hundreds of thousands of sensitive files |  |
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| But the initiative is not without controversy |  |
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| Scientists at CERN in Geneva say they are encouraged by new data in the search for so-called "God Particle" |  |
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