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	&quot;My visit to Australia is one I&#39;ve looked forward to for a very long time,&quot; Thein Sein said after a meeting with Prime Minister Julia Gillard in Canberra during a three-day visit.</div>
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	Gillard announced changes that would lead to more military cooperation but stopped short of allowing sales of military equipment.</div>
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Australia eases sanctions on Myanmar as president visits

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Australia eases sanctions on Myanmar as president visits

Sydney - President Thein Sein became the first Myanmar head of state to visit Australia since 1974 and was rewarded Monday for his political and economic reforms with an easing of sanctions.

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