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| Iran's Rouhani calls for 'consistent voice' from U.S. on nuclear issue | | | UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Iran's new president, Hassan Rouhani, expressed hope on Tuesday that U.S. President Barack Obama would not be swayed by "warmongering pressure groups" at home in dealing with the Iranian nuclear dispute and called for a consistent voice from Washington on the issue. |
| Cosabeth Bullock, Benjamin Grossman-Cohen | | | The bride is a vice president for media relations at a consultancy in Washington; the groom is the senior media officer and the deputy manager in Washington for Oxfam America. |
| Obama pledges diplomacy with Iran; no Rouhani meeting | | | UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - President Barack Obama on Tuesday cautiously embraced overtures from Iran's new president as the basis for a possible nuclear deal, but a failed effort to arrange a simple handshake between the two leaders underscored entrenched distrust that will be hard to overcome. |
| Timely Return to Form for Johnson at East Lake | | | A week after struggling badly with his putting and only just qualifying for the Tour Championship, Dustin Johnson has regained form to give himself a chance of winning the PGA Tour's season-ending event. |
| Kenya attack | | | It's now day four, and the nightmare still isn't over. |
| Suicide bombers attack Pakistan church, 81 dead | | | A double bomb blast at a church in the troubled city of Peshawar in northwestern Pakistan killed 77 people and left more than 120 wounded. Two suicide bombers targeted the church just as services were ending. |
| Nokia mistaken in saying Elop's contract was same as predecessor's | | | HELSINKI, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Nokia's interim boss Risto Siilasmaa said he erred in describing a clause in former chief executive Stephen Elop's employment contract, which resulted in an 18.8 million-euro ($25.4 million) termination payment, as similar to his predecessor's. |
| Where are the black models? | | | Trailblazing former supermodel Iman is speaking out against "runway racism," saying black women are disappearing from catwalks. |
| Chinese Titan Takes Aim at Hollywood | | | Wang Jianlin, reputed to be Chinas richest man, announced plans to build a movie-themed real estate development in what he billed as Chinas effort to become the world leader in filmmaking. |
| Greek PM calls for calm after stabbing | | | Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras pleaded for calm Thursday after rising anger at Greece's right-wing Golden Dawn party exploded into violence in a working-class Athens suburb. |
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