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There is still time, says Pranab

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NEW DELHI: The Government on Tuesday but did not reveal its position on Iran, maintaining that there was some time left for the International Atomic Energy Association meeting on the issue on February 2. ``We are reviewing the situation. We will definitely articulate our position at the appropriate moment. There are still some hours left,'' Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee told newspersons here.

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