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Handwritten poem by Larkin sells for $11,650
Handwritten poem by Philip Larkin sells for $11,650 at London auction
Ivory Coast: Gbagbo fighters to return from Togo
Ivory Coast to repatriate 200 fighters loyal to ex-president Gbagbo from Togo
Incoming WTO director seeks 'negotiating pillar'
Incoming WTO director seeks to rescue 'negotiating pillar' of organization
SKorean leader: Nuclear-armed North unacceptable
South Korean leader wants to build trust with North Korea, won't accept nuclear-armed neighbor
Dozens kidnapped in M23 fief in Congo: officials
Dozens kidnapped, held for ransom in M23-controlled turf in Congo, say officials
Pakistan's Imran Khan has 3 fractured vertebrae
Prominent Pakistani politician expected to make full recovery despite 3 broken vertebrae
UK gov't agenda focuses on immigration, economy
Queen reads out British government legislative plan focusing on immigration, growth
Kerry meets with Russian NGOs as crackdown mounts
Kerry meets with Russian NGOs as crackdown mounts over controversial 'foreign agent' law
Kerry to return for a new effort on Mideast peace
Sec'y of State Kerry plans another peace-making trip to Middle East in 2 weeks
Malian military prepares for Kidal offensive
Malian military prepares for final push on Kidal, town controlled by Tuareg separatists
APNewsBreak: US to provide $100M in new Syria aid
APNewsBreak: Officials say Kerry to announce $100M in new Syria humanitarian aid
Pakistan's minorities have no faith in democracy
Battered and bullied, Pakistan's religious minorities say they have little faith in democracy
Pakistani government to ban air conditioners
Pakistan to ban government use of air conditioners to help cope with energy crisis
South Sudan rebels overrun town
South Sudan rebels overrun town; military denies claim that many soldiers were killed
Afghan police kill 8 at protest
Afghan police kill 8 at protest; NATO probes alleged misconduct of international troops
Attacks across Iraq kill 8 people, wound 38
Attacks across Iraq leave at least 8 killed, 38 wounded, officials say
Family of bride killed in US limo fire in grief
Wedding excitement turns to grief for Filipino kin of bride killed in US limousine fire
AP PHOTOS: Europe remembers end of World War II
AP PHOTOS: Europeans mark 68th anniversary of Allied victory over Nazis in World War II
Japan pulls back on denials of WWII sex slavery
Japan acknowledges past denial of proof of forced sex slavery was based on limited study
Fearing M23, hundreds of Congolese flee to Uganda
Hundreds of Congolese villagers flee to Uganda as rebel group M23 talks up likelihood of war



