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Carter, in Jordan, meets with king

AMMAN, Jordan - Former President Jimmy Carter briefed Jordan's king yesterday on his talks with the leader of Hamas, a Royal Palace official said. Full Article at Philly.com

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  2. Mahmoud Abbas Mahmoud Abbas
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