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| UN chief Ban Ki-moon urges all sides to end the violence and implement a repeatedly violated cease-fire |  |
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| Rally in Jakarta was reportedly largest in Asia |  |
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| President rejects criticism that White House is indulging in 'excessive celebration' over terrorist leader's death |  |
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| Local residents dispute NATO statement on operation, saying troops raided home of innocent civilians |  |
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| World Relief says vital community programs suspended along border |  |
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| Military junta, which was supposed to be yielding to civilian transitional government, says its forces withstood multiple attacks |  |
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| Officials say operation in city of Kano killed one suspected Boko Haram member and resulted in arrest of three |  |
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| Officals say group considered a series of evolving plots over several months |  |
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| Occupy Wall Street, labor unions and student groups plan protests aimed at banks, corportations |  |
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| Bi-partisan committee says News Corporation chief Rupert Murdoch showed willful blindness in phone hacking scandal |  |
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| Vladimir Putin, who returns to the Kremlin on May 7, faces changed political reality |  |
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| After two, huge financial bailouts in three years, reputation of the two main traditional parties in Greece has suffered |  |
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