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Iran allows U.N. to visit reactor, expands uranium-site monitoring

By BY GEORGE JAHN THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Posted: August 21, 2009 at 5:40 a.m.

Iran has lifted a year-long ban and allowed U.N. inspectors to visit a nearly completed nuclear reactor as well as granting greater monitoring rights at another atomic site, diplomats said Thursday.

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