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Iran informs UN of plan to enrich nuclear fuel at higher levels

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Senior Iranian envoy Ali Asghar Soltanieh announced Monday that he had formally told the United Nations nuclear agency that his country would soon begin enriching uranium to higher levels.
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Congress, Rahul gandhi and Politics: Vivek ji

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India was shaped by those who wondered about it, the discovery of India actually made the leaders of India. There is again someone who is wondering about India, trying to understand what does this India means, to know the India better.   I have been against Rahul Gandhi and the way congress projec…
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AIG Bonuses In 2010 Total $100 Million

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NEW YORK — American International Group Inc. is set to pay out about $100 million in a fresh round of bonuses to employees of its financial products division, the unit whose risky bets helped sink the company leading to a $180 billion government bailout, according to reports published Tuesday.
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After years of stalemate, negotiations over Iran's controversial nuclear development program seemed to progress last week when an Iranian delegation in Vienna agreed to the export and modification of its low-enriched uranium. The resulting optimism did not last. Officials in Tehran demurred, insisting that they needed more time to study the proposal and could not meet Friday's deadline to ratify the agreement. While Iran's stonewalling came as a disappointment to the United States, it did not come as a surprise. Over the past month, the White House has signaled that it is preparing a new, more severe round of sanctions in case current negotiations fail.

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