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	&quot;We now have a credible lead,&quot; Transport Minister Hishammuddin Hussein told reporters at Kuala Lumpur International Airport.</div>
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	This &quot;requires us overnight to verify and corroborate it,&quot; Hishammuddin said, adding that the overall search and rescue effort for Flight 370 would continue in the meantime.</div>
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Malaysia says satellite images a 'credible lead'

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