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| Resolution accuses Syria of widespread human rights violations, persecution of anti-government activists and use of heavy weapons |  |
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| Pakistani Taliban, a Sunni Muslim extremist group, has claimed responsibility for the attack |  |
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| Country's electoral commission has yet to release official results from Sunday's poll |  |
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| Anti-capitalist activists had been camped out in St. Paul's Cathedral courtyard since October 2011 |  |
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| Lone protester disrupts Beijing event where bank president, Robert Zoellick, was talking about new economic report |  |
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| Beijing asked to help negotiate oil transport fees for newly independent South Sudan |  |
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| Number of key Indian economic sectors temporarily crippled Tuesday by strike |  |
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| For Nadia Abdullah, now pursuing journalism career, protesters, citizen journalists brought down barriers for women as well |  |
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| Chinese dreams of taking home a golden statuette have once again "been shattered" |  |
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| Few playwrights can claim social impact for their work, but Mike Daisey is an exception |  |
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