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Ahead of G8, Obama, Hollande to have brief meeting
WASHINGTON - US President Barack Obama and new French President Francois Hollande are to meet at the White House on Friday, in a brief meeting scheduled ahead of the Group of Eight nations summit at ...
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Political reforms in Myanmar sees US easing sanctions
WASHINGTON - The US has finally rewarded the Myanmar administration for its political reforms by deciding to lift economic sanctions against the former military ruled Southeast Asian nation and ...
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34 dead in Vietnam midnight bus accident
HANOI - At least 34 people were killed when a crowded overnight bus plunged off a bridge and partially submerged into the Serepok river in Vietnam a Southeast Asian country known for one of the ...
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Zawahiri asks Saudis, Yemenis to throw out rulers
WASHINGTON - Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri has called upon people in Saudi Arabia and Yemen to rise up against their rulers. In a video posted on the internet, the Al-Qaeda chief has urged ...
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More violence in Syria as Ban blames Al-Qaeda for suicide attacks
DAMASCUS - Syria on Friday saw escalated violence in some parts even as UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon blamed the Al-Qaeda for two deadly suicide car bomb attacks that killed 55 people last ...
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SpaceX to Try a Trip to International Space Station
There have been hundreds of launches from Cape Canaveral's rocket launch site, but none quite like this. This time, NASA will be taking a back seat as SpaceX, a California-based company owned ...
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Stocks fall on Europe worries Facebook debuts
In a May 7,2012 photo trader John Bishop works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Wall Street looks set for a higher opening on Friday May 18, 2012, when shares of social media giant ...
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3 Irish dissidents arrested on terror suspicions
Northern Irish police said the three men were charged Friday with offenses such as conspiracy to murder, conspiracy to cause an explosion, preparation of terrorist acts and collecting information of ...
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Camp David in the international spotlight with G-8
FILE - In this June 26, 2008, file photo, members of an honor guard stand at attention at Camp David, Md., Thursday, June 26, 2008. Isolated and heavily guarded, the mountaintop retreat is known ...
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Finch flies high as Kaymer exits World Match Play
The world number nine missed a simple putt at the last to lose by one hole, his second defeat in two days after he lost his first round-robin match to Rafael Cabrera-Bello on ...
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