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| Security forces kill three protesters, clashes erupt near Turkish border despite UN-brokered cease-fire |  |
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| UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, many other international leaders have condemned North Korea, even though test was a failure |  |
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| Official statement says failed launch contravenes Pyongyang's own recent commitments and that US remains committed to security of allies |  |
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| Foreign Ministry spokesman says Beijing hopes parties can stay calm, exercise restraint, stay committed to dialogue |  |
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| Sources say soldiers grabbed interim president, frontrunner presidential candidate - the two men's whereabouts are unknown |  |
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| President Salva Kiir's office says south will pull back from Heglig if 'clear mechanism and guarantee' are provided |  |
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| Expected ruling would have been first Supreme Court test of 2008 statute critics call a tool to suppress dissent |  |
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| Authorities hope to rescue group of 60 that includes ethnic Hazaras who face detention in Indonesia |  |
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| Najib Razak's recent political victories fuel speculation about call |  |
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| Treaty introduces increased controls on public finances in European Union countries |  |
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| Cambodian government says 1,000-year-old sandstone statue was looted from the temple of Prasat Chen |  |
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| America's third president owned 600 slaves |  |
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