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| Government calls explosion, which activists say killed three people and injured about 25, work of 'terrorists' |  |
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| A U.S. State Department official confirmed the killing of the US citizen in a statement sent to VOA, condemning it as a 'heinous crime' |  |
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| Shenouda died on Saturday in Cairo at age 88 after suffering from what the official MENA news agency says was liver and lung disease. |  |
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| Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, ends a two-day visit to China Sunday |  |
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| Brazil considers criminal charges against Chevron in connection with 3,000-barrel oil spill in November off the coast of Rio de Janeiro |  |
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| Candidates seeking to challenge President Obama in November are vying for support of 20 delegates from US commonwealth |  |
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| Joachim Gauck's appointment to the largely ceremonial position follows resignation of his predecessor over a corruption scandal |  |
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| Frontrunners in the presidential election include former PM Carlos Gomes Jr. and former president Kumba Yala |  |
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| Convicted in Germany last year of helping kill some 28,000 prisoners, Demjanjuk denied any role in Holocaust |  |
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