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| UN observers tour Damascus amid anti-government protests and unconfirmed reports of some injuries |  |
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| Growing number of 'insider attacks' raise security fears as international combat troops prepare to pullout |  |
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| Hundreds march on Chinese embassy in Manila, Beijing escalating tensions between two countries embroiled in territorial dispute |  |
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| Protests kicked off with a march through the capital that descended into riots, clashes with security forces |  |
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| Interior Minister says Constitutional Council will have 10 days to officially ratify the results |  |
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| Fast growing Asian-American population could provide needed votes in key states. |  |
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| Obama administration says Beijing's involvement could help resolve a standoff that has cut Sudanese oil exports |  |
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| Controversial measures aimed at 'tax evasion' rattled foreign companies |  |
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| David Sneddon's parents believe he may have been abducted and forced to work as an English teacher |  |
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| Single Mothers' Day celebrated to raise awareness of the plight of of single mothers |  |
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| Faas, known for his Vietnam War coverage, was a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner |  |
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| Colorful wall paintings provide new insights into how Mayan astronomers charted the cosmos |  |
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