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| Activists say two civilians killed, dozens wounded in assault on opposition strongholds |  |
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| Abu Musa, claimed by Iran and UAE, lies near the Strait of Hormuz, through which one-fifth of global oil supplies are shipped |  |
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| European Court of Human Rights said he could not be deported because evidence used against him may have been obtained using torture |  |
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| Confessed murderer Anders Behring Breivik says massacre came from a place of goodness |  |
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| Report comes as officials from member nations gather in Washington for talks this week |  |
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| Karzai says money negotiated under strategic partnership would fund Afghan army, police when NATO troops leave in 2014 |  |
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| AU calls for international solidarity in condemning illegal seizure of power in Guinea-Bissau |  |
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| Arrests raise questions about promise by coup leaders to return power to civilians |  |
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| Party-controlled newspaper said that Pyongyang should not be misled into thinking it can ignore Beijing's wishes with impunity |  |
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| Footage purportedly shows Losang Jamyang running in circles while engulfed in flames |  |
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| 'Discovery' flown over variety of landmarks in Washington area before landing at Dulles |  |
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| Induction ceremony scheduled for April 21; Minaj's 'Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded' sold over 250,000 copies its first week of release |  |
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