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WASHINGTON — Major world powers agreed yesterday to pursue new sanctions against Iran, even though the watered-down penalties already levied by the United Nations have only made Iran rush faster to perfect nuclear expertise.
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|WASHINGTON — Major world powers agreed yesterday to pursue new sanctions against Iran, even though the watered-down penalties already levied by the United Nations have only made Iran rush faster to perfect nuclear expertise.
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