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| Series of explosions rocked Syria Saturday, leaving at least five dead as UN observers continued efforts to monitor frayed cease-fire |  |
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| UN mission in Syria is small contingent trying to monitor very large conflict |  |
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| Hearing hit snag as suspects carried out what appeared to be silent protest against the proceedings |  |
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| On Friday, troops clashed with protesters demanding immediate end to military rule, weeks before landmark presidential elections |  |
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| Clinton's visit to Dhaka is first visit by US secretary of state since 2003 and is latest stop on her South Asian tour |  |
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| However, latest opinion polls indicate President Sarkozy has narrowed gap with Francois Hollande |  |
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| Public concerns about nuclear safety have slowed down process to restart reactors, leaving uncertain future |  |
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| In Burma workers are building a network of pipelines to carry domestic oil, gas to its biggest investor China |  |
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| Each year, Zimbabwe hosts a week-long arts festival that provides respite from daily drudgery |  |
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| Research shows that intensive behavioral therapy can help autistic children make significant improvements if they are treated early |  |
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