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Unity movement gains strength in Iraq as nation grows weary of sectarian violence

Zimbabwe eludes sanctions on its diamond industry

Canada making plans for Afghan pullout

Russian suspect admits that he killed rights lawyer, journalist, says attorney

Afghans debate U.S. role

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