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| Paris prosecutor says police shot alleged killer, Mohammed Merah, in the head and he was found dead on the ground |  |
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| Security Council has warned of unspecified 'further steps' if international envoy Kofi Annan's six-point peace proposal is rejected |  |
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| Officials say Ahmadinejad is one of last major suppliers of military intelligence, weapons to embattled Syrian President al-Assad |  |
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| Interior Ministry's new Afghan Private Protection Force, APPF, to replace private firms after President Karzai's deadline expires |  |
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| State Department says federal agencies will meet to discuss future of $140 million in economic, security, anti-terrorism funding |  |
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| Analysts generally pessimistic that international pressure will prompt Pyongyang to halt planned missile launch in mid-April |  |
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| This is Benedict' XVI first trip to Spanish-speaking countries in Latin America |  |
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| Yoani Sánchez believes the visit will not have a major political impact, but will provide increased international attention |  |
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| Analysts say unrest is a public rejection of China's claims that it is making about progress in Tibet |  |
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| National Intelligence Council report predicts water scarcity will result in rising tensions over the next decade |  |
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| Decades-long wait for hydropower appears to be over for the people of Kananga |  |
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| So-called 'puppy pregnancy syndrome' advances notion that dog bite leads to person giving birth to puppies |  |
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