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| US secretary of state met Friday in Tunisia with representatives of more than 70 nations and international organizations |  |
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| Four straight days of demonstrations leave at least 22 dead as public outrage grows over NATO desecration of Quran |  |
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| Officials say al-Shabab commander was among those killed during missile strike that targeted vehicle |  |
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| Talk of military intervention by foreign powers prompts protests outside international conference |  |
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| Doctors Without Borders says a second civilian has been killed in apparent army air strike in northern Mali |  |
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| Vladimir Putin wants to lock down one-quarter-million votes among Russians who work in military defense industries |  |
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| Meeting is the first between US and North Korean negotiators since leader Kim Jong Il died in December |  |
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| Surin Pitsuwan says Burma appears committed to reforms but needs to prove it to meet international expectations |  |
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| Corruption probe led to cancellation of their licenses |  |
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| High commissioner for human rights, who submitted legal briefing in case, calls decision reaffirmation of rights of all migrants at sea |  |
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| Rising prosperity from casinos, other businesses lures Native Americans back into the fold |  |
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