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3.	Obama, Merkel and Putin are at war with reason
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5.	Indian opposition urges inquiry over bribery case
6.	How a U.S. agency cleaned up Rwanda’s genocide-stained image
7.	Syrian activists: government assault kills more than 200 people in Homs
8.	World court upholds German immunity from foreign Nazi cases
9.	U.S. Army orders court-martial for Bradley Manning in WikiLeaks case
10.	Planned Parenthood firestorm sure to fuel U.S. election drama

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