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-	U.S. urges DPRK to return to six-party talks
-	UN official: Humanitarian aid to DPRK should continue
-	EU official urges DPRK to return to six-party talks
-	Australian FM orders visa restrictions on DPRK
-	U.S. diplomat rules out bilateral talks with DPRK
-	Germany calls for UN action against DPRK's nuclear test
-	France calls for "resolute response" to DPRK's nuclear test
-	UNSC unanimously adopts resolution on DPRK missile launches
-	Vietnam supports peaceful solutions to nuclear issue on Korean Peninsula
-	Indonesian president puts off visits to Korean Peninsula
-	Japan's draft UN resolution on DPRK missile launches "unacceptable:" Russian FM
-	UNSC should express its view on DPRK missile test "in some way": Russian diplomat
-	South Africa to convince DPRK to stop missile tests
-	Japan softens on immediate vote for resolution against DPRK
-	Hill calls for DPRK's early return to six-party talks
-	US negotiator in Beijing to discuss DPRK issue
-	World continues to act over DPRK missile tests
-	DPRK's missile test-firing draws worldwide reactions
-	US stocks end lower amid DPRK missile fears
-	Resumption of six-party talks on DPRK nuclear issue urged
-	Global outcry over DPRK missile tests
-	Some countries react to DPRK's missile test-firing, Pyongyang remains silent
-	US urges DPRK not to launch missile
-	DPRK's possible missile launch "undesirable": Russia
-	US, Japan warn DPRK over possible missile launch
-	Bush urges DPRK to make clear intent on possible missile test
-	Annan urges DPRK to give up missile test
-	US says advising, not warning DPRK over possible missile test
-	US rules out direct talks with DPRK
-	US activates missile defense amid DPRK dispute
-	US consulting with UNSC on DPRK missile test
-	Rice calls DPRK missile threat "provocative"
-	US expects DPRK to maintain freeze on missile tests
-	ROK urges DPRK to halt preparation for missile test