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Updated March 4, 2013 - 11:26 PM EST
48 Syrian Troops, 9 Iraqis Killed in Iraq Ambush
 
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  Syrian Rebels Claim 'Most' of Police Academy, 200 Killed
At AIPAC Meeting, Focus Is on Attacking Iran
 
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Hamas Restricts Gazans From Leaving Strip
 
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Kerry Pledges Egypt $250M in Additional Aid
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