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[Title] => Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg biggest US 2013 giver
[Summary] => Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, were the most generous American philanthropists in 2013, with a donation of 18 million shares of Facebook stock, valued at more than $970 million, to a Silicon Valley nonprofit in December.
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[Title] => Kerry names Martin Indyk to shepherd Mideast talks
[Summary] => Secretary of State John Kerry on yesterday appointed a former US ambassador to Israel, Martin Indyk, to shepherd Israeli-Palestinian peace talks, just hours before senior negotiators from the two sides sit down together for the first time in years.
[DatePublished] => 2013-07-30 07:16:02
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[AuthorName] => Matthew Lee
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[Title] => Colombia, rebels hope rising trust can yield peace
[Summary] => While the angry rhetoric and bombs continue to fly back home, Colombian rebels and government negotiators in peace talks in the Cuban capital describe an increasingly collegial atmosphere and growing trust between otherwise mortal enemies.
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[Title] => Obama accepts resignation of US Mideast envoy
[Summary] => President Barack Obama is losing his special envoy to the Mideast just as the administration is showing a renewed focus on the long-troubled region.
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[Title] => Mideast peace envoy says US to continue peace efforts despite difficulties
[Summary] => US Middle East peace envoy George Mitchell said Tuesday that his country would continue efforts to revive the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks despite difficulties.
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[Title] => After setback, US resumes Mideast peace push
[Summary] => The US Mideast envoy returned to the region on yesterday, seeking to revive troubled peace efforts after a major setback in which Washington abandoned efforts to coax Israel to freeze Jewish settlement in areas Palestinians want for a future state.
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[Title] => US envoy in Cairo for latest efforts to save Mideast talks
[Summary] => US peace envoy George Mitchell arrived here Saturday within the framework of his Middle East tour meant to save the direct negotiations between the Palestinian and Israeli sides in view of Israel's refusal to extend the moratorium on settlement construction.
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[Title] => Abbas to consult aides on fate of Mideast talks
[Summary] => Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas was seeking the backing of dozens of senior Palestinians on Saturday for his refusal to keep negotiating with Israel without a slowdown in West Bank settlement construction.
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[Title] => Israel, Palestinians to resume peace talks Sept. 2
[Summary] => Israel and the Palestinians have agreed to resume their long-stalled direct negotiations in Washington early next month, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday, with a goal of two sovereign states existing side by side in peace.
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[Title] => US officials: Mideast talks may start soon
[Summary] => The Obama administration said Thursday it is near to securing an agreement between Israel and the Palestinians to resume direct peace talks. Some US officials said an announcement could be imminent.
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