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Allies of Iraq’s U.S.-backed prime minister appeared Sunday to have made gains in the provincial elections, rewarding groups credited with reining in insurgents and militias, according to unofficial projections.
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Conservative evangelical and Catholic leaders who went out on a political limb by aligning themselves with the Obama administration are expressing feelings ranging from...
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Allies of Ukraine’s prime minister vowed Tuesday to block President Viktor Yushchenko’s efforts to push ahead with early parliamentary elections.
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