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Barack Obama Says He Doesn't Take Rodrigo Duterte's Comments Personally
- Friday September 9, 2016
- World News | Reuters
US President Barack Obama said on Thursday he had indicated to Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte that their teams should meet and that he did not take earlier comments from Duterte personally.
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Barack Obama, Rodrigo Duterte Meet Despite Philippine Leader's 'Son Of A Bitch' Insult
- Thursday September 8, 2016
- World News | Agence France-Presse
Barack Obama briefly met with Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday, Manila said, two days after the firebrand politician branded the US president a "son of a whore".
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Obama's trip sends message to Asian leaders
- Friday November 18, 2011
- World News | By Jackie Calmes, The New York Times
President Obama discussed maritime security, nuclear non-proliferation and disaster aid at an Asian summit on Friday, but just his presence on this resort island telegraphed his main message: that the United States is turning its focus to the booming Asia-Pacific region after a decade of preoccupation with wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Barack Obama Says He Doesn't Take Rodrigo Duterte's Comments Personally
- Friday September 9, 2016
- World News | Reuters
US President Barack Obama said on Thursday he had indicated to Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte that their teams should meet and that he did not take earlier comments from Duterte personally.
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www.ndtv.com
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Barack Obama, Rodrigo Duterte Meet Despite Philippine Leader's 'Son Of A Bitch' Insult
- Thursday September 8, 2016
- World News | Agence France-Presse
Barack Obama briefly met with Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday, Manila said, two days after the firebrand politician branded the US president a "son of a whore".
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www.ndtv.com
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Obama's trip sends message to Asian leaders
- Friday November 18, 2011
- World News | By Jackie Calmes, The New York Times
President Obama discussed maritime security, nuclear non-proliferation and disaster aid at an Asian summit on Friday, but just his presence on this resort island telegraphed his main message: that the United States is turning its focus to the booming Asia-Pacific region after a decade of preoccupation with wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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www.ndtv.com