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France tries to rewrite its role in Africa

By Elaine Ganley | December 9, 2013 - 6:47am

France is coming to the rescue again, deploying soldiers in a former African colony to help stave off catastrophe — dirty work that Paris says it doesn't really want. France has its eyes on a dynamic new Africa...

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