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Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, under pressure to counter diplomatic gains by the Palestine Liberation Organization, outlined in a Reuters interview a framework for Mideast talks with a key role for Egypt. Shamir, who hopes to unveil the plan within two months, also said he might consider letting Palestinians in occupied areas elect their own representatives before negotiations began.
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