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The United States Wednesday refused to support the call for U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan to resign.
"We support the Secretary General in his work. That was our position yesterday -- it's our position today," State Department deputy spokesman Adam Ereli told a briefing in Washington.
An independent commission, headed by Paul Volcker, a former U.S. Federal Reserve chairman, cleared Annan of wrongdoing in the U.N.'s corrupted Oil-for-Food program in Iraq. The inquiry ...
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