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| Rescue workers racing against time to find survivors in harsh climate, remote location in mountainous Siachen Glacier region |  |
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| Syrian government appears to have stepped up efforts to crush dissent, ahead of Tuesday deadline to halt all military action |  |
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| However, shakeup does not affect Ali Abdullah Saleh's son, who retains command of Republican Guard |  |
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| Soldiers who seized power in coup two weeks ago have agreed to step down as part of agreement with regional bloc ECOWAS |  |
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| She was sworn in Saturday following confirmation that President Bingu wa Mutharika died suddenly on Thursday |  |
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| Meeting is the first time Thein Sein had talked with rebel leaders since he issued call for dialogue last August |  |
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| US president says holidays give people strength to face future through faith |  |
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| Korean-born US citizen Jim Yong Kim impressed President Barack Obama, who nominated him for the job |  |
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| World Health Organization calling for urgent action to make sure all people reach old age in best possible health |  |
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| Country's main source of funding for drugs - the Global Fund - suspended latest round of grants at end of last year |  |
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| New album spans musical genres, speaks to immigrant experience in United States |  |
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