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UK foreign secretary chides Obama's critics, says US leader has right approach to world's woes

LONDON (AP) — British Foreign Secretary David Miliband on Saturday accused critics of U.S. President Barack Obama of foolishly expecting him to fix the world's woes singlehandedly. Full Article at The Morning Call

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