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| Six Syrian soldiers are wounded, no observers hurt, as Red Cross notes armed wing of opposition increasingly using guerrilla tactics |  |
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| Unidentified intelligence officials say secret operative was working for Saudi Arabia's intelligence service and CIA |  |
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| Effects could spread far beyond borders of Mediterranean nation, leading to worldwide economic uncertainty |  |
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| Chen Guangcheng tells Associated Press he is confident China will allow him to leave country under agreement reached last week |  |
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| Ground teams, military units to comb remote Mount Salak for jetliner with at least 44 people on board |  |
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| Casualties, which were not independently confirmed, occurred when Ethiopian, Somali troops attacked al-Shabab base |  |
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| Bissau-Guineans say coup leaders are corrupt and operate outside of country's already skeletal justice system |  |
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| Decision to halt plans followed objections from wildlife experts who described the plan as misconceived |  |
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| Planes like the one flown by aviation pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright still soar |  |
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