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| As the reclusive state bid farewell to its absolute leader Kim Jong Il, international media were barred from the event |  |
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| Rights groups say government action in Hama was among scattered violence across nation that left at least eight people dead |  |
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| Iranian officials this week threatened to block oil shipments coming through waterway if West puts sanctions on Iran's petroleum exports |  |
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| Trial had been on hold while another court considered a request for new judges to handle the case, which was rejected |  |
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| Putin's decision to switch campaign managers less than 10 weeks before the presidential election perceived as sign of problems |  |
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| Deputy Public Relations Officer Yemi Adjayi says it's unclear which explosive device was used by assailants during Wednesday's attack |  |
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| Report criticizes US for continued operation of military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba |  |
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| US, Russia still have their differences, but they increasingly work together on a wide range of issues |  |
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| Somalis in Nairobi say move by bank, intended to stop funding for Somali militants, will instead harm ordinary people |  |
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| Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihiko Noda agrees to $15 billion currency swap to bolster India's troubled currency |  |
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| UN says there are indications of extra-judicial or summary executions of 9 individuals by 20 Haitian police officers |  |
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| Lynette Karenyi had been granted bail of $200, her lawyer says this is not the end of the legal battle |  |
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