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Development comes after several hundred members of ruling
Baath Party resigned in protest of crackdown on anti-government
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United Nations Security Council rejects a statement condemning the ongoing violence that has resulted in hundreds of deaths |
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Clashes reported overnight in several places between rebel fighters and forces loyal to Moammar Gadhafi |
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Agreement includes allowing villagers along the border to return to their homes and reopening border crossings |
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On Wednesday, at least 13 people were killed in clashes between security forces and protesters at anti-government rallies |
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Former US President Jimmy Carter tells reporters the offer came in a direct message from North Korean leader Kim Jong Il |
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Security forces accompany electoral workers to polling stations in Kaduna and Bauchi, northern Nigeria |
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Overall casualty count makes for deadliest series of storms to hit the southern US region in some 40 years |
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Mukhtar Mai vows to continue legal fight against her 2002 gang rape |
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Kizza Besigye arrested less than 24 hours after release,
for fourth time since beginning of 'Walk to Work' protests three weeks
ago |
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The United Nations estimates that 3,500 boys and girls are serving in Congolese militias, some observers say there are many more |
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But, as excitement builds in London ahead of the big event some businesses fear event could cost them revenue |
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