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| Documents indicate al-Qaida leader was not 'the puppet master pulling the strings that set in motion jihadi groups around the world' |  |
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| Fearing for his safety, Cheng Guangcheng backtracks telling reporters he wants to leave China |  |
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| After leaving embassy, Chen Guangcheng must decide between exile to ensure his family's safety and continuing advocacy in China |  |
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| A close associate tweets the press has gotten the story wrong |  |
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| Forces use tear gas, live ammunition in overnight raids at Aleppo University as UN monitors assess frayed cease-fire |  |
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| African Union plan gives feuding Sudans 90 days to settle their issues or face binding international arbitration |  |
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| More than 20 people injured after gunmen open fire on city of Potiskum |  |
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| In NY speech, Ban Ki-moon expresses outrage that attacks on journalists around the world claimed more than 60 lives last year |  |
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| Southeast Asian Press Alliance says governments in region are wielding new legislation, more arrests to control new media |  |
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| Performance event linked to Summer Games features 25,000 artists representing 204 countries |  |
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