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                          Iran Resumes Talks With IAEA

   Iran has resumed talks about its nuclear program with the International
   Atomic Energy Agency.
   The U.N. atomic agency wants Iran to address suspicions that it has
   been researching how to build a nuclear bomb, something Iran has long
   denied.
   The talks Saturday in Tehran come after the implementation in January
   of a modest easing of sanctions against Iran. In return, Iran agreed to
   a freeze on some of its nuclear program.
   The nuclear deal, agreed upon in November, called for Iran to limit its
   uranium enrichment, which the West says was aimed at building nuclear
   weapons. In exchange, the United States and European Union agreed to
   ease economic sanctions on Tehran.
   The IAEA wants Iran to provide guarantees of transparency about its
   nuclear program, and information about alleged past attempts to develop
   atomic weapons.
   Six world powers -- Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the
   United States -- negotiated the interim pact.
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