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| United Nations endorses Arab League plan that requires Syrian President Assad to transfer power |  |
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| Islamabad balks as US president defends use of missile attacks, saying they are 'very precise, precision strikes' against al-Qaida |  |
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| Egypt's refusal to allow several American citizens to leave country raises stakes in confrontation concerning democracy organizations |  |
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| Several public opinion polls show Romney with double-digit lead over main rival, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich |  |
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| Opposition continues pressing for President Abdoulaye Wade, 85, to abandon plans to run for third term on February 26 |  |
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| Heads of state decided to keep the current commission in place as caretaker until another election can be held at the next summit |  |
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| They say Nigerian military crackdown would make things worse |  |
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| Pictures, taken earlier this month, show cargo trucks stacked with rice bags waiting to enter North Korea |  |
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| India is set to buy 126 French-made fighter jets in one of the world's largest arms contracts, according to Indian officials |  |
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| Foreign investors still keeping faith with potential of Asia's third largest economy |  |
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| Scientists say silent stroke has no obvious symptoms; damage detected only undergoing special MRI imaging procedure |  |
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