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For now, a quieter world. Better superpower dealings, progress in regional conflicts offer prospects for more gains

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As superpowers talk, peace spreads. Easing of Gulf and other conflicts follows tacit US-Soviet prodding

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Shultz reports small steps forward on superpower arms control. Hints that deal possible on period of compliance with ABM Treaty

Heavy Afghan fighting confronts superpowers. Guerrilla siege of key town ties down a fourth of Soviet-Afghan forces

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Can Joe Biden win back Americans鈥� confidence?

Hillary Clinton "au naturale" is no Kate Middleton. Is that OK?

What's right in this picture? A Chinese dissident in US custody

For now, a quieter world. Better superpower dealings, progress in regional conflicts offer prospects for more gains

World to US: 鈥榊ou鈥檙e No. 2鈥� 鈥� but can China be No. 1?

As superpowers talk, peace spreads. Easing of Gulf and other conflicts follows tacit US-Soviet prodding

Superpower relations - forward steps for three years. There's been measurable progress across the board

Who gets to save the world? 鈥楳s. Marvel鈥� debuts Muslim superhero.

Shultz reports small steps forward on superpower arms control. Hints that deal possible on period of compliance with ABM Treaty

Heavy Afghan fighting confronts superpowers. Guerrilla siege of key town ties down a fourth of Soviet-Afghan forces

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