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BERLIN — Iran moved a step closer to U.N. sanctions yesterday, with a meeting of the five Security Council permanent members plus Germany making a “lot of progress” on ways of punishing Tehran for its nuclear defiance, a senior State Department official said.

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|BERLIN — Iran moved a step closer to U.N. sanctions yesterday, with a meeting of the five Security Council permanent members plus Germany making a “lot of progress” on ways of punishing Tehran for its nuclear defiance, a senior State Department official said.
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