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China remains target of US sanctions on Iran
Other major oil importers exempted in exchange for significantly cutting their purchases of Iranian oil.
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'Inadequate' controls led to JPMorgan loss
Top regulator tells senators that risk management at US's biggest bank was not up to job of preventing $2bn loss.
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Saving lives - and billions - in Afghanistan
The Merkley amendment to withdraw troops will save American lives and money - and it's in line with public opinion.
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US calls Megrahi release a mistake
Release of Lockerbie convict last year should not have happened, Clinton says.
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UK regrets Megrahi's release
Decision to free Lockerbie bomber a "mistake", British ambassador to US says.
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BP denies link to Lockerbie case
BP says it lobbied UK over Libyan prisoner transfer but did not mention al-Megrahi.
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