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Moscow and Washington scramble to reset START

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Russia's President Medvedev speaks while recording a new entry for his ...

December 5, just five days before the US president is to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, whose administration has seemingly pulled off a diplomatic coup by getting Iran to come clean with its nuclear program, is hoping to add another feather in his...

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