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| Pentagon says the agreement is the administration's new defense strategy that calls for a shift in focus to the Asia Pacific region |  |
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| Defense Minister Naoki Tanaka says deal will maintain and reinforce deterrence posed by US forces in region |  |
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| Revised realignment, approved by US and Japan is seen as compromise, work in progress |  |
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| Activists say one blast took place near mosque where anti-government protesters gathered after Friday prayers |  |
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| Blind human rights activist Chen Guangcheng releases video demanding justice |  |
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| Yousuf Raza Gilani challenges opposition lawmakers to bring no-confidence vote against him |  |
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| US officials: bin Laden's three widows and their children boarded Saudi-Arabian-bound flight in Islamabad last night |  |
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| Enterprise, part of NASA's retired shuttle fleet, will be on display in Manhattan museum |  |
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| German analysts write that six intercontinental ballistic missiles carried on mobile launchers in April 15 parade were all bad mock-ups |  |
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| Adis Medunjanin is accused of concocting plan with two friends to detonate suicide bombs in crowded subways during Ramadan |  |
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| US Defense Secretary Leon Panetta spent this week in South America working to build relations with Colombia, Brazil and Chile |  |
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| South L.A. - where riots began - has changed since then, but room for improvement remains by government, business, everyone |  |
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| Grassroots environmental activists from six different regions of the world receive prize |  |
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| Popular director whose movies include 'Avatar' and 'Titanic' sat down with VOA's Stephanie Ho |  |
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