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| The Nobel laureate's National League for Democracy party announced the victory shortly after polls closed late Sunday |  |
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| Participants in 'Friends of Syria' conference in Istanbul offer millions of dollars in aid to support Syria's opposition movement |  |
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| Country's negotiator claims Sudanese warplanes bomb southern positions, while Khartoum's defense minister spurns scheduled security talk |  |
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| Meanwhile, witnesses in northern Mali tell VOA that Tuareg rebels reached Timbuktu and report fighting and looting in historic town |  |
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| No one has claimed responsibility for the attack. |  |
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| 'We need a comprehensive, 21st-century free trade agreement between our two regions,' says European Union Trade Commissioner De Gucht |  |
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| Nairobi conference seeks African solutions to African problems, more local funding for research and development |  |
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| Police say they tried to prevent an unauthorized anti-government rally |  |
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| The hero Gotham needs stopped for having improper license plates on his Lamborghini, later posed for photos with police officers |  |
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| Lottery officials say the three winning tickets are each worth about $213 million before taxes |  |
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