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In Streets and Online, Campaign Fever in Egypt

By DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK and MAYY EL SHEIK
Three days before Egypt’s presidential elections, a combination of high stakes, suspense and confusion has made for a heady atmosphere.
SAT Scores Invalidated Because Proctors Were 'Inattentive,' Report Finds

By THE NEW YORK TIMES
An auditor reportedly found several serious violations with the administration of an SAT exam at a Brooklyn school, where the scores of nearly 200 students were invalidated.
Nuclear Agency Resumes Talks With Iran

By WILLIAM J. BROAD
Top officials from the International Atomic Energy Agency were meeting on Monday with government representatives in Tehran.
Syrian Unrest Prompts Gun Battles in Lebanon

By NEIL MacFARQUHAR
Lebanese factions supporting and opposing the Syrian regime fought in Beirut on Monday, leaving several people dead.

Attacks in Yemen Raise Concerns About Qaeda Affiliate

By ALAN COWELL
Gunmen fired on U.S. Coast Guard instructors at a Red Sea port and a suicide bomber wearing an army uniform killed dozens of people in the capital, Sana, news reports said on Monday.
Leader’s Fall in China Put Allies in Peril

By EDWARD WONG and JONATHAN ANSFIELD
The fall of Bo Xilai from the Communist Party’s top echelons has shed light into how some of his closest allies became entwined in his fate.
A Female President Demands Equal Rights for Africa's Gays

By FRANKIE EDOZIEN
It could have been Barack Obama's change of heart, or the entreaties of a pair of African elder statesmen, or David Cameron's threat to cut off aid. But whatever the reason, Joyce Banda says she intends to change Malawi's anti-gay laws. Could she change Africa, too?
North Korea Urged to Back Down on Nuclear Test

By CHOE SANG-HUN
American, Japanese and South Korean diplomats warned on Monday that North Korea would face more sanctions if it conducted a nuclear test following its failed rocket launch last month.

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