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FIFA Corruption Scandal: UEFA Wants Presidential Election Postponed, Asian Federation Opposes Delay
Those who support Sepp Blatter's bid for another term as FIFA president oppose any move to delay Friday’s election.
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Al Qaeda's Syrian Affiliate Has No Plans To Attack The West But 'All Options Are Open,' Al-Nusra Leader Says
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Tony Blair To End 8-Year Stint As Middle East Quartet's Peace Envoy
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China Moves Weapons To Spratlys, As South China Sea Dispute Intensifies: Report
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FIFA Under Former President João Havelange Was Involved In Corruption Long Before Sepp Blatter's Presidency
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