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Syria to Destroy Chemical Weapons Stockpile by 2014
Syria has handed over plans on how it will destroy all its chemical weapons and production equipment by 2014.
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India: Serial Blasts Rock Patna in Bihar Ahead of Modi's Rally
Five killed and scores injured in at least eight low-intensity explosions.
New York Shocked by Massacre of Brooklyn Family
Man arrested after five family members murdered in their own home in Sunset Park.
NSA 'Asked' Japan to Tap China's Communications in Asia-Pacific
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Barack Obama 'Aware' of Snooping on Angela Merkel
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Angela Merkel Sends Spy Chiefs to US over Phone Tap Claims
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Producer Quincy Jones Sues Michael Jackson Estate for $10m
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Iran Hardliners Organise 'Down with America' Awards
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Edward Snowden NSA Scandal: Germany and Brazil to Take Spying Case to UN
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Tehran says hostile groups carried out attack on Iran-Pakistan border, killing 18 Iranian guards.
Saudi Women to Defy Threats and Take to the Road
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Nigerian Army and Air Force Kill 74 Boko Haram Members in Raids on Terror Stronghold Villages
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Halloween 2013: Iceland Museum Displays Pair of Magic Necropants
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Gay Superman Cut from Universal Studios' Bill & Ted Halloween Show After Uproar by Glaad
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DNA Test Confirms Greek Blonde Roma Girl Maria Is Bulgarian Woman's Daughter
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Saudi Arabia: Muslim Clerics Denounce October 26 Women's Driving Campaign
Women in Saudi Arabia set to campaign for their right to drive cars across country on 26 October.
Why Georgia's Elections Should Inspire the Whole of Europe
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Jennifer Vargas accused of assaulting six-year-old boy during fit of rage.
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