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Putin offers ring to make peace with Patriots football owner
President Vladimir Putin is calling a truce in the War of the Ring
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Iran condemns Egypt's sectarian killings as 'contradicting Islam'
Four worshippers had gathered at the home of a prominent Shia to mark a religious festival.
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Taliban attack on Afghan presidential palace, CIA base thwarted
The Afghan president's office claims the palace, where Karzai was present, had not been attacked.
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Germany proposes delaying EU-Turkey talks over protests
Germany proposed on Monday postponing a new round of EU membership talks with Turkey.
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Paris tackles rudeness to tourists with new manual
Paris has embarked on a campaign to improve its reputation and better cater to the needs of tourists.
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Family weight talks tied to dieting, laxative use
Teens are more likely to diet and use other unhealthy measures to control their weight.
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Asia driving 'explosion' in global arms trade: Study
Budget cuts in Washington mean that it will account for just 30 per cent by 2021 to fall behind Asia at 31 per cent.
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US officials don't know how much secret material Snowden took
The agencies fear that Snowden may have taken many more documents than officials initially estimated.
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Angelina Jolie urges UN Security Council to act on war zone rape
15-member Security Council unanimously adopted resolution recognising that rape can exacerbate conflict, impede peace.
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Currency: Rupee weakens against dollar
The rupee ended almost steady at 98.86/98.92 against the dollar, compared to Friday’s close of 98.88/98.93.