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| Suicide bombing near Basra is latest in a series of attacks on Shi'ites in recent weeks |  |
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| Divers racing to find people trapped inside Costa Concordia, coast guard searching the waters off coast of Giglio Island |  |
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| Nine European countries embroiled in eurozone crisis feel sting of downgrades, including France with Europe's second-largest economy |  |
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| President Ma Ying-jeou secures another four-term term Saturday after beating opposition leader Tsai Ing-wen |  |
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| Pride and worry both palpable as country commemorates revolution that unleashed Arab Spring |  |
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| Analysts say major problem is that EU members who are worst-hit from euro debt crisis stand to lose most from any sanctions |  |
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| Obama calls Burma's decision to release hundreds of political prisoners 'a substantial step forward for democratic reform' |  |
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| UN's Bowden says at least 250,000 still face famine conditions |  |
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| Economists says raising value of China's currency could increase domestic consumption, but also could hurt exports by raising prices |  |
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| President Ahmadinejad gains support of an Iran-friendly bloc on his country's nuclear ambitions, but scores no notable accomplishment |  |
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| Much-awaited election's exact date, which was contested due to requirements of new constitution, remains undecided |  |
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| Seventy-two underprivileged girls became first beneficiaries of iconic US talk show host's $40 million school south of Johannesburg |  |
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