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US Citizen Dies In Jaipur After Sudden Illness
An elderly US citizen, who was staying at a hotel for over three months, died here after he suddenly fell ill, police said today.
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Republican-Turned-Democrat Lincoln Chafee Joins 2016 US Race
Lincoln Chafee, a former US senator and Rhode Island governor who was a longtime Republican before switching to the Democratic Party, launched his 2016 presidential campaign on Wednesday.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Awarded the Clinton Global Citizen Award
Earlier in the day, the actor participated in the People's Climate Change march, alongside Edward Norton, Mark Ruffalo, Sting and Evangeline Lilly
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At Nixon library, tension over how to portray a disgraced president
Nearly 40 years after President Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace because of the Watergate scandal, the debate over how his legacy should be defined seems as vibrant as ever - at Nixon's presidential library, at least.
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In wishing George Bush well, Vladimir Putin has message for Barack Obama
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a telegram today to his old sparring partner, former US President George W Bush, wishing him a quick recovery from heart surgery.
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WikiLeaks case: Bradley Manning's leaks harmed US diplomacy, claims official
US soldier Bradley Manning's leaks of classified government files had a "chilling effect" on foreign relations, impeding US diplomats' gathering of information, a senior State Department official said Monday.
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Hillary Clinton blames China for allowing Edward Snowden to flee
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said that China has damaged its relationship with the US by allowing National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden to flee from Hong Kong, despite a request to arrest him for extradition.
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Bill Clinton dubbed Obama 'incompetent', urged Hillary to run for presidency: Book
Former US President Bill Clinton dubbed Barack Obama "incompetent" and pressed wife Hillary to quit her job as Secretary of State to challenge the incumbent President in the primaries, a new book has claimed.
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US Citizen Dies In Jaipur After Sudden Illness
An elderly US citizen, who was staying at a hotel for over three months, died here after he suddenly fell ill, police said today.
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Republican-Turned-Democrat Lincoln Chafee Joins 2016 US Race
Lincoln Chafee, a former US senator and Rhode Island governor who was a longtime Republican before switching to the Democratic Party, launched his 2016 presidential campaign on Wednesday.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Awarded the Clinton Global Citizen Award
Earlier in the day, the actor participated in the People's Climate Change march, alongside Edward Norton, Mark Ruffalo, Sting and Evangeline Lilly
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At Nixon library, tension over how to portray a disgraced president
Nearly 40 years after President Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace because of the Watergate scandal, the debate over how his legacy should be defined seems as vibrant as ever - at Nixon's presidential library, at least.
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In wishing George Bush well, Vladimir Putin has message for Barack Obama
Russian President Vladimir Putin sent a telegram today to his old sparring partner, former US President George W Bush, wishing him a quick recovery from heart surgery.
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WikiLeaks case: Bradley Manning's leaks harmed US diplomacy, claims official
US soldier Bradley Manning's leaks of classified government files had a "chilling effect" on foreign relations, impeding US diplomats' gathering of information, a senior State Department official said Monday.
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Hillary Clinton blames China for allowing Edward Snowden to flee
Former US Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said that China has damaged its relationship with the US by allowing National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden to flee from Hong Kong, despite a request to arrest him for extradition.
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Bill Clinton dubbed Obama 'incompetent', urged Hillary to run for presidency: Book
Former US President Bill Clinton dubbed Barack Obama "incompetent" and pressed wife Hillary to quit her job as Secretary of State to challenge the incumbent President in the primaries, a new book has claimed.
