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| Bond swap agreement will help eliminate $142 billion debt and avoid a default on its financial obligations |  |
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| UN's Valerie Amos says Syrian officials 'asked for more time' to consider deal that would allow United Nations to help crackdown victims |  |
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| Khartoum's lead negotiator in oil talks says it would be a victory if both sides could agree to talk in a spirit of compromise |  |
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| Agreement resolves a contentious issue that threatened long-term partnership between both countries |  |
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| Russia's rapidly expanding Internet is piercing Putin's carefully maintained image as a 21st century czar |  |
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| Nigerian President Jonathan said that Boko Haram militants were behind the kidnapping, killing of the two men |  |
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| Scientists from former Soviet Union arrive in Fukushima prefecture to advise locals on farmland decontamination |  |
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| Government announced it was firing many of strikers Thursday, decision that may only prolong hardship for those in need of care |  |
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| Unprecedented physical destruction leaves world's third-largest economy with piles of debris, known as gareki |  |
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| Zimbabwe's PM releases document outlining conditions in which his Movement for Democratic Change would take part in elections |  |
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| He Chongyue examines how issues like old age, poverty are ravaging the Chinese countryside |  |
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| Sharks have immune systems similar to humans, but their antibodies are different and extremely resilient |  |
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