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World awaits new US president, better ties
World leaders keenly awaited the outcome of the US presidential election Wednesday, with many voicing hope for a fresh start in their often strained relations no matter who wins the White House.
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Flaws in US electoral system resurface
Four years after a closely fought US presidential election was decided by the Supreme Court, the structural problems plaguing the way Americans pick the world's most powerful leader have once again become
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Eleven states 'shun gay marriage'
Voters in 11 US states have approved a ban on same-sex marriage, according to early returns from a number of referendums being held on the issue.
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Car bomb rocks Baghdad
More foreign hostages snatched
At least nine people were injured after a car bomb punched another hole in battle-scarred Baghdad on Wednesday, while militants kidnapped more foreigners and shot dead a top oil ministry official.
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Voters report problems with computer systems
Voters across the United States reported problems with electronic touch-screen systems on Tuesday in what critics said could be a sign that the machines used by one-third of the population were proneto
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Karzai declared new Afghan president
Incumbent leader Hamid Karzai is the winner of Afghanistan's first presidential election, the spokesman for the election commission told AFP Wednesday.
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