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| Violence in Daraa leaves 4 dead, says Syrian Observatory for Human Rights |  |
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| Defense Minister Ehud Barak says that while current sanctions are affecting Iranian officials, more action is necessary |  |
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| Xi Jinping tells local residents in Muscatine, Iowa he wants to deepen friendship between two countries |  |
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| Summit, hosted by Islamabad government, expected to address ways to help stabilize volatile region |  |
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| Syrian physicians say medical treatment for anti-government protesters has gone underground because regular hospitals are unsafe |  |
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| Thai police chief says explosives in Bangkok blasts similar to those used in recent car bombing attacks in India and Georgia |  |
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| As election nears, times and apathy may work against efforts to make president forgo third term |  |
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| In Kenyan slums, young girls repeatedly put their lives at risk for 40 shillings -- about 50 cents -- just to stay in school |  |
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| A government raid on a meeting of gay rights activists in Uganda prompts debate on country's stance towards homosexuals |  |
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| North Koreans celebrate birth anniversary of North's late leader Kim Jong-Il at Kim Il-sung square in Pyongyang |  |
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| Move sparked by heightened awareness of the near-extinction of sharks globally |  |
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| People on the island are not missing any chances to cheer the success of Jeremy Lin, who is taking the NBA by storm |  |
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