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(CNN)Marathon peace talks aimed at ending the bloody crisis in eastern Ukraine concluded Thursday in a breakthrough: A ceasefire that's due to start Sunday and an agreement for both sides to pull back heavy weapons. If the ceasefire holds -- which is far from certain -- it could end a 10-month conflict that has claimed more than 5,000 lives, many of them civilians, and plunged East-West relations to their lowest point since the end of the Cold War. "We had just two options: bad, and worse. So we decided at this particular period of time to get the bad option. Probably this option will save the lives of Ukrainian soldiers, and I hope this option will save lives of Ukrainian civilians, of innocent people, who are under a constant shelling of Russian-led terrorists," Ukrainian Prime Minister  Arseniy Yatsenyuk said.
In a joint declaration, released by the
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- Arseniy Yatsenyuk government, the four leaders stated "their full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" and that they "firmly believe that there is no alternative to an exclusively peaceful settlement."
- CNN government, the four leaders stated "their full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" and that they "firmly believe that there is no alternative to an exclusively peaceful settlement."
- Cold War government, the four leaders stated "their full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" and that they "firmly believe that there is no alternative to an exclusively peaceful settlement."
- East-West government, the four leaders stated "their full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" and that they "firmly believe that there is no alternative to an exclusively peaceful settlement."
- German government, the four leaders stated "their full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" and that they "firmly believe that there is no alternative to an exclusively peaceful settlement."
- Marathon government, the four leaders stated "their full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" and that they "firmly believe that there is no alternative to an exclusively peaceful settlement."
- Russian government, the four leaders stated "their full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" and that they "firmly believe that there is no alternative to an exclusively peaceful settlement."
- Ukraine government, the four leaders stated "their full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" and that they "firmly believe that there is no alternative to an exclusively peaceful settlement."
- Ukrainian government, the four leaders stated "their full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" and that they "firmly believe that there is no alternative to an exclusively peaceful settlement."
Output: German government, the four leaders stated "their full respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine" and that they "firmly believe that there is no alternative to an exclusively peaceful settlement."

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ZAM ZAM DISPLACEMENT CAMP, Sudan (CNN)  -- Sudan's Darfur crisis has exploded on many fronts -- violence, hunger, displacement and looting -- but United Nations peacekeepers say the biggest issue now affecting the region is the systematic rape of women and children. UNAMID police officer Ajayi Funmi, left, educates Darfur women about rape. Thousands of women as young as 4 caught in the middle of the struggle between rebel forces and government-backed militias have become victims of rape, they say, with some aid groups claiming that it is being used as a weapon of ethnic cleansing. "That is one of the biggest issues in Darfur: the rapes, and crimes against women and children," said Micheal Fryer, police commissioner of UNAMID, the United Nations peacekeeping force deployed to try to tackle the violence.
One is 13 years old; the other one is 16 years,"
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- Ajayi Funmi of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.
- CNN of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.
- Darfur of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.
- Micheal Fryer of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.
- Sudan of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.
- Sudanese of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.
- U.N. of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.
- UNAMID of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.
- United Nations of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.
- ZAM ZAM DISPLACEMENT CAMP of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.
Output: Ajayi Funmi of the UNAMID police, who is trying to educate women, said after talking to two girls.

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Hong Kong (CNN) -- Quick question: Who is the world's third biggest smartphone maker? BlackBerry? Guess again. HTC? Nope. It's Huawei. Yes, it's a paltry 5% of the global market, but the Chinese company that made its name selling telecom equipment is making a big push into the already crowded global smartphone market. I saw that ambition first hand at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona earlier this year. Huawei ads were posted all over the airport to greet the throngs of international conference-goers. The company also occupied a huge booth at the venue positioned just across from Samsung. But just how big does Huawei -- the smartphone maker -- want to get?
"It doesn't have the cachet or consumer loyalty that Apple and
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- Apple do."
- Barcelona do."
- CNN do."
- China do."
- Chinese do."
- HTC do."
- Hong Kong do."
- Huawei do."
- Mobile World Congress do."
- Quick do."
- Samsung do."
- Shenzhen do."
- U.S do."
Output: Samsung do."

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By Victoria Woollaston Apple and Google have already realised the potential in connecting dashboards to phones, but if you can’t afford a new car fitted with this technology, Navdy offers a cheaper alternative. Created in San Francisco, Navdy is a dashboard-mounted heads-up display (HUD) that connects to an Android or iOS smartphone via Bluetooth. Notifications from Facebook, Twitter, Whatsapp, and more are automatically beamed to the display, and these notifications can be responded to, or dismissed, using voice and hand gestures. Scroll down for video Navdy is a dashboard-mounted heads-up display (HUD). It connects to an Android or iOS smartphone via Bluetooth, and notifications from Facebook, Twitter, (pictured) and Whatsapp are automatically beamed to the display. These notifications can be responded to, or dismissed, using voice and hand gestures
Navdy (pictured) works with
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- Android and Android 4.3 and above.
- Apple and Android 4.3 and above.
- Bluetooth and Android 4.3 and above.
- Facebook and Android 4.3 and above.
- Google and Android 4.3 and above.
- Google Maps and Android 4.3 and above.
- HUD and Android 4.3 and above.
- Navdy and Android 4.3 and above.
- San Francisco and Android 4.3 and above.
- Spotify and Android 4.3 and above.
- Twitter and Android 4.3 and above.
- Victoria Woollaston and Android 4.3 and above.
- Whatsapp and Android 4.3 and above.
- iOS and Android 4.3 and above.
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assistant: iOS and Android 4.3 and above.