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The governments of the United States and Russia came to an agreement to seize the Syrian government's arsenal of chemical weapons within the week.
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A report from the Government Accountability Office showed improper disability payments were made to Social Security beneficiaries amounting to USD 1.3 billion.
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UK Prime Minister David Cameron said in an interview with a newspaper last September 6 that the country would be considering severing its ties with the European Union if stricter reforms were imposed on "welfare tourism".
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