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Russia said the deal had fallen through for "political" reasons, but pledged that the supply of gas to Europe would be unaffected.
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Greek Default: IMF Confirms Greece Missed Debt Payment
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NSA Wins Approval For 6 More Months Of Bulk Telephone Data Collection
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Oklahoma Ten Commandments Statue Must Be Taken Off Capitol Grounds: State Supreme Court
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France Terror Attacks: Prison System Aimed At Quelling Islamic Extremism Could Backfire, French Authority Warns
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