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U.N. Security Council passes more sanctions against Iran

The vote, which was 14 in favor with one abstention, comes amid some indications that sanctions are being felt by Iranian elites.

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Topic: Dumisani Kumalo

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Clinton's stop in South Africa is a fence-mending occasion

Iran sanctions vote signals a global rift

U.N. Security Council passes more sanctions against Iran

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Boy Scouts' historic vote on gays: lobbying right up to the end

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