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Vogue magazine took down an uncomfortably gushing feature that had described her as the "freshest and most magnetic of first ladies".Maher Assad: Maher Assad, the president's only living brother, is an important military voice within the regime and is believed to be one of the masterminds of the current crackdown, which has left over 60,000 dead.

Later that year, VICE News traveled to the CAR to cover the conflict which has left over 5,000 dead and nearly a million displaced.

Later that year, VICE News travelled to the CAR to cover the conflict which has left over 5,000 dead and nearly a million displaced.

The error was widely criticized, and held up by some as evidence of a false balance in much of the coverage of the violence in the region, which has left over 80 Palestinians dead but has yet to cause any Israeli casualties.

Or will a sluggish economic recovery, which has left over 14m Americans out of work, doom him to defeat in November 2012 Models of the way economic factors affect presidential elections already exist.

The obstacles to making any proposal for peace or political settlement are enormous, particularly given the violence of the Palestinian uprising over the past 21 months, which has left well over 1,000 Palestinians dead and killed some 900 Israelis.

"Millions of working people face a cost-of-living crisis which has left them over £1600 worse off since 2010," he added.

Wiggins has endured a frustrating 2013 which has left question marks over whether he will race in the Tour de France again.

Goldman Sachs argues that Tesco's biggest problem is not price, but over-expansion, which has left it with 56% of its stores more than 40,000 sq ft in size.

Both sets of negotiations seek to end over half a century of war which has left at least 220,000 dead and over six million displaced.

The root of the violence, which has left around 200 Muslims dead over the past year, appears partly a legacy of colonial years when Indians, many of them Muslims, arrived in the country as civil servants and soldiers, stirring resentment among Burmese Buddhists.