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| Activists say several other journalists were wounded in shelling of makeshift media center in rebel-held Baba Amr district of Homs |  |
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| Agency says Iran rejected team's request to inspect Parchin complex, suspected of housing a secret underground nuclear facility |  |
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| Protesters threw stones at police and shouted 'death to America' during demonstration outside Kabul |  |
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| Witnesses say Ethiopian and Somali troops took control of Baidoa without a fight, after al-Shabab fighters withdrew |  |
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| Somalia's militant al-Shabab group fights multiple adversaries, some of whom are members of their own families who want them back |  |
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| Usually the arrival of a new year, Tibetan Losar, marks a joyous occasion, but this year, things are very different |  |
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| Doctors Without Borders says cuts in international aid are putting tens of thousands of lives at risk |  |
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| 'Mainstreaming' of children with mental deficiencies brings hope, but also challenges |  |
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| US president shows off musical skills during event featuring world's best blues musicians |  |
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| Although the number of venues is dwindling, Steve Herman finds some jazz kissas have staying power |  |
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