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| By-elections considered crucial barometer of government's commitment to political reform |  |
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| State is home to longest ongoing armed conflict |  |
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| Clinton's Riyadh visit aimed at forging consensus between US, Arab Gulf states on dealing with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad |  |
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| Meeting failed to see a substantive discussion on the draft recommendations |  |
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| Some people are worried that freedom of expression is being trampled after opponents of military government were attacked |  |
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| Dhondup Wangchen's troubles began four years ago while producing a film about Tibetan concerns about life in China. |  |
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| Citizens pursue their rights as consumers and activists, use camera phones to document malfeasance |  |
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| Several foreign companies affected by government cancellation of mobile-phone service licenses in India |  |
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| Extensive aerial bombardments and fighting have been going on since June of last year. |  |
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| Experts say no one knows how long leak will continue or whether it will lead to an explosion and environmental disaster |  |
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| Asian countries vulnerable to storms, earthquakes take steps to improve disaster response, preparedness |  |
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| Rift Valley group aims to change perceptions about disabled people by bringing different ethnicities together in fun setting |  |
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| Washington-based activist works across artistic genres to show the sameness of people, while also exposing injustices. |  |
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