US still hopes Iran will change mind on nuclear deal

Reported by Business Standard on Saturday, 21 November 2009 (on November 21, 2009)

The US has said it hopes Iran will still accept a confidence-building nuclear deal even as it plans to meet again with five other world powers to discuss steps to end Tehran's defiance.

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