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Rebels reach the town of Al-Egila Sunday and continue moving west toward the key eastern oil port of Ras Lanouf
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Secretary of State Clinton and Defense Secretary Gates defend administration's decision of military intervention in Libya
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It is an embarrassing, but welcome admission from Tokyo Electric Power executive vice president, Sakae Muto
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Demonstrators site nuclear crisis in Japan, where damaged nuclear reactor leaking radiation into atmosphere
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Israel kills 2 Palestinians despite announcement by militants that they have agreed to return to informal cease-fire with
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Syria says 12 people died in Latakia during two days of violence, announces lifting of emergency rule in place since 1963
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Meantime, suspected al-Qaida militants attacked soldiers
in the central Yemen's Marib province on Sunday, killing at least six
troops
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North Korea had accused the South of holding the four defectors against their will
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Zamir Kabulov says the effectiveness of efforts to intercept drugs from Afghanistan remains low
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Ouattara, who most countries recognize as president, says proposed mediator has personal and political connection with Gbagbo
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