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(CNN) -- Roger Federer will surrender his world No. 1 ranking to Novak Djokovic after the 17-time major winner confirmed he is pulling out of the Paris Masters through injury. Federer endured a painful defeat to Juan Martin Del Potro at the Swiss Indoors tournament in Basel on Sunday, a match that lasted a grueling two hours and 45 minutes. And after his marathon match, he confirmed he would skip the Paris Masters in order to focus on the season-ending ATP World Tour Finals in London that start in early November. That decision means he will lose the rankings points he accrued from three tournaments last year, and will be unable to overhaul Djokovic even if he wins his third straight World Tour Finals crown.
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(CNN) -- Before this week, most Americans had likely never heard of Kyrgyzstan and even fewer could place it on a map. But the central Asian nation, which is about the size of South Dakota, is important to U.S. foreign policy for one simple reason: a vital military base through which tens of thousands of troops pass every month on their way in and out of Afghanistan. The fate of the Manas Transit Center was thrown into question Wednesday when Kyrgyz President Kurmanbek Bakiev was forced to flee the capital after angry mobs seized government headquarters. Fighting between police and protesters left 75 people dead and hundreds injured, authorities said Thursday.
In exchange for use of the base, the

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Americans provides about $180 million in aid to Kyrgyzstan each year, Cooley said.

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By Daily Mail Reporter PUBLISHED: 05:02 EST, 2 September 2012 | UPDATED: 02:14 EST, 3 September 2012 A mystery consortium is drawing up plans for a four-runway airport close to Heathrow, it was claimed yesterday. The unnamed group of British businesses has commissioned a ‘world-leading infrastructure firm’ to assess potential sites to the west and north of London which could rival, or even replace, Heathrow. The claim came as it emerged that Cameron is to order an independent review of the future of Britain’s airports in a bid to end Coalition infighting over plans for a third runway at Britain’s only international hub airport.
Hub: The new airport would have four runways and be within easy reach of

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London and the midlands