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| Government claims incident was 'terrorist' attack, while opposition contends it was staged to create backlash against anti-regime forces |  |
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| FM Spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast called rescue a 'humanitarian' act in comments to Iran's state-run broadcaster Al-Alam |  |
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| Jet fighters said to have killed dozens of al-Qaida-linked militants, as part of ongoing effort to force them out of the country |  |
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| This week an elderly man set himself on fire in an apparent attempt to draw attention to country's dire economic situation |  |
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| President Obama issues memo saying ability to provide defense materials, services to South Sudan is in national interest of US |  |
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| Northeastern state's voters cast ballots in first US primary in less than a week |  |
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| General Ilker Basbug is accused of plot to topple government of Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan |  |
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| In many ways, ANC history mirrors that of South Africa's past century as a whole |  |
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| Pakistani, US officials remain cautious when discussing significance of a possible political office in the Gulf state |  |
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| President is cautiously welcoming Friday's news that US unemployment rate continues to fall |  |
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| Israeli women protesting against what they see as efforts by some ultra-Orthodox Jews to exclude them from public spaces |  |
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| US Congresswoman Giffords survived January 2011 massacre that killed six, but no major new gun laws have passed since the attack |  |
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| US Secretary of State Clinton is making use of new technology, innovation a key part of foreign policy agenda around globe |  |
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