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| White House spokesman says Washington remains committed to dismantling al-Qaida in Afghanistan |  |
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| Cameron calls shooting incident 'absolutely dreadful', but says British aims to train Afghan forces will remain the same |  |
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| Activists blame pro-government forces; Syrian news agency blames 'terrorist armed groups' for massacre |  |
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| Palestinian medics say Israeli strikes on Gaza Monday killed two militants and two civilians - a man in his sixties and his daughter |  |
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| Hundreds of refugees have crossed into Turkey since Saturday, when Syrian forces launched an assault on opposition stronghold of Idlib |  |
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| County commissioner says heavy fighting began Saturday and lasted whole day between Murle, Lou Nuer tribes |  |
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| Vladimir Putin's election as president on March 4 dealt a blow to Russia's middle-class-based opposition movement |  |
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| Egypt's social, economic, political hurdles could hinder women's advancement |  |
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| Citizens divided on whether the best chance at ending conflict is on the battlefield or at the negotiating table |  |
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| Still years from tapping what African Petroleum calls significant offshore deposits, some citizens are wary of possible windfall |  |
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| Short-lived ban triggered protests from local farmers and outcry from cotton-importing countries |  |
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| Technique involves growing food plants without soil |  |
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