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	There was insufficent &quot;funding for participation for either the October session, which is already planned, or for the COP,&quot; UN climate chief Christiana Figueres told delegates, referring to the next scheduled negotiating round, and the November 30-December 11 Conference of Parties (COP).</div>
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