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| Move comes after radical left, socialist, and conservative leaders failed to gather enough support to form a new government. |  |
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| Meanwhile, an unknown militant group claims responsibility for massive twin bombings in Damascus Thursday that killed 55 people |  |
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| Until now, Syrian groups fighting Assad's government were mostly secular nationalists, but that seems to be quickly changing |  |
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| More bags containing body parts arrived in Jakarta Saturday as clearer weather allows crews to expand search for plane crash victims |  |
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| Deputy police superintendent says attack occurred as police vehicle escorting van of prisoners |  |
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| United Nation Foundation's five-year 'Nothing-But-Nets' campaign hopes to end fatalities from the infectious disease by 2015 |  |
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| MSF says at least 4,000 children suffering from lead poisoning from artisanal gold mining in Zamfara State in Nigeria |  |
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| Pete Pin says his work is exploration of psychological disconnection, legacy of Khmer Rouge |  |
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| Forty-four year old Hawaiian Garret McNamara is recorded riding swell off coast of Portugal measuring 23.7 meters high |  |
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| US is the only country to have maximum of 16 fencers qualified for London Olympic Games |  |
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