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If it succeeds, this move will cement her party's power; if it fails, the people will pay the price of stalled progress.
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Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi running in constituency largely ignored by government.
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Residents face aftermath of powerful Cyclone Giri, as aid groups warn number of dead could be higher than official toll.
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Saving the children in Myanmar
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