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| Activists say some of Thursday's deaths occurred near Damascus after security forces opened fire on anti-government protesters |  |
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| Turkey's military says it was targeting Kurdish rebels in mountainous border region where 35 smugglers reportedly were killed |  |
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| Fars news agency quotes Revolutionary Guard commander as saying Iran can carry out its own 'defensive strategies' |  |
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| Declaration came during a memorial service in Pyongyang for his father, the late North Korean leader Kim Jong Il |  |
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| After year marked by US tensions, Pakistan has sought to maintain, cultivate good relations with all major powers of the world |  |
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| Since 2004 number of North Koreans arriving in Thailand each year has risen from just a few dozen to more than 2,000 |  |
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| President of Christian Association of Nigeria slams government reaction to Boko Haram, says Christians may have to defend themselves |  |
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| Also noteworthy is that fourth-best student in country is refugee from South Sudan who had lived in Kakuma Refugee Camp |  |
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| While China's economy has grown at an annual rate of about 10 percent for more than three decades, there are signs the trend is slowing |  |
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| The sluggish economy and job security remain dominant concerns for residents of the midwestern US state |  |
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| Economists say Britain will likely slide further as faster-growing economies such as Russia and India surge ahead |  |
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| Hispanics could play a larger role than ever in determining who will occupy the White House |  |
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| Zimbabwe's most enduring arts center is closing its doors in Harare for the last time in the early hours of January 1 |  |
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