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The United States and its partners are likely to exert pressure on Iran if it uses talks scheduled to resume in Vienna on Monday as pretext to accelerate its nuclear programme, the U.S. special envoy to Iran said in an interview broadcast on Saturday.If
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US President Donald Trump AP photo US President Donald Trump said he had not intended to cause offence in Britain by sharing anti-Muslim videos originally posted by a leader
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