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| Valerie Amos visits Baba Amr in Homs, where a government assault has left the city battered and depleted |  |
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| Li Huaxin will present Beijing's proposal to stop the bloodshed to officials |  |
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| Several prominent Syrian National Council members appear to have split from group over military support for rebel Free Syrian Army |  |
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| Twitter users around world inundate micro-messaging site with calls to stop Lord's Resistance Army, its leader Joseph Kony |  |
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| A sophisticated network of Syrian activists is taking opposition fight online |  |
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| Ohio was the top prize in the so-called 'Super Tuesday' Republican presidential primaries involving 10 states |  |
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| Protests called by Congress of South African Trade Unions impacts transport, schools and health facilities |  |
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| Japan village mayor pleads for citizens from Kawauchi to return home |  |
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| Monitoring the distribution of supplies to hungry North Koreans among several unresolved issues |  |
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| Sonia Gandhi promises change following party's dismal performance in regional elections |  |
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| New photo exhibit in Phnom Penh shows side of life rarely seen in 1978 |  |
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| Beijing calls on public to study Lei Feng, a humble young man Mao turned into an icon of model behavior |  |
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