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| Burma finalizes arrangements for Sunday's historic election when pro-democracy campaigner is likely to be voted into parliament |  |
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| US secretary of state meets with Gulf Arab diplomats to discuss issues to bring an end to Syria's year-long crackdown on dissent |  |
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| Officials say fighting broke out when suspected al-Qaida-linked militants attacked army post in Mallah, in Lahij province |  |
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| Separatist Tuareg rebels attack northern garrison town of Gao, one day after taking town of Kidal |  |
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| Washington considers planned North Korea rocket launch to be violation of agreement to suspend nuclear tests |  |
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| As reform takes hold, hotels, tour operators scrambling to meet growing demand |  |
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| Case of Robert Bales, US Army staff sergeant accused of murdering 17 Afghan villagers, is drawing attention to process, treatment |  |
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| Plan, named for billionaire investor Warren Buffet, to increase taxes on people earning at least $1 million |  |
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| Michael Bloomberg donated $220 million of his own money through his charitable foundation to reduce smoking around world |  |
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| Scruggs' distinctive style of bluegrass banjo picking influenced countless players, helped to shape the sound of modern country music |  |
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