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Although the decision to end the security coordination ultimately rests with Mahmoud Abbas, the council's decisions are considered binding.
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At Least 100 Westerners Join The Kurdish Fight Against Islamic State
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Mike Brown Civil Lawsuit Vs. Darren Wilson And Ferguson: Can Unarmed Teen's Family Win The Case?
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Peace Talks For Unity Government In Libya Are Missing Crucial Supporters
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Ukraine-Russia Border Traffic: Ceasefire Causing More Ukrainians To Return Than Flee, OSCE Says
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Marijuana Legalization: Colorado Faces Lawsuit From Sheriffs Over Cannabis Law
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