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| Leon Panetta blasts online video as 'utterly deplorable,' though Taliban spokesman says he does not think it would derail peace talks |  |
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| Taliban e-mail statement reiterates opposition to Afghan constitution, current government |  |
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| Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says 11 observers are expected to leave Syria soon |  |
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| US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner received partial commitment Thursday in Tokyo from his Japanese counterpart |  |
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| In response to the violence, President Goodluck Jonathan recently declared a state of emergency in 15 locations |  |
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| Military spokesman Chirchir says he is unaware of any abuses but would investigate the allegations |  |
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| UN secretary-general issues statement honoring victims, Envoy Bill Clinton to participate in memorial services in Port-au-Prince |  |
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| Activists demonstrate in front of White House, calling on President Barack Obama to close controversial facility |  |
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| Rights group that initiated the lawsuit on behalf of factory workers hopes it will set a precedent across the country |  |
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| Washington area's Bikeshare program allows anyone to rent a bicycle anytime with a credit card |  |
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