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Paul Koring in Washington
Barack Obama puts on the glitz for Manmohan Singh
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Konrad Yakabuski
Catholic hierarchy reaches for the levers of power
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President places two southern provinces and a city under emergency rule
China quake dissident gets 3 years
Beijing jails activist on state secrets charges; advised parents on shoddy school construction after deaths of 5,000 children
Thought to be in a 23-year coma, Belgian man heard everything
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