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Fallout in Yemen, Jordan, Syria and Saudi Arabia
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CAIRO — The region is watching a moment that suggests it will not be the same again.
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CAIRO — The army on Thursday took up positions between pro- and antigovernment protesters, after five people died in clashes Wednesday and Thursday.
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SANA, Yemen — Thousands of pro- and antigovernment demonstrators held peaceful protests in Sana, as some demanded the president, Ali Abdullah Saleh, step down.
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Frank Wisner, the Diplomat Sent to Prod Mubarak
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WASHINGTON — One of the foremost American diplomats in recent decades was President Obama’s man in Cairo this week, charged with suggesting that President Hosni Mubarak make his exit.
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