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	&quot;The national contributions are a game changer, and distance us from the worst,&quot; Fabius said in a statement, adding that they keep alive the chances of capping global temperature increase under the UN target of two degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit).</div>
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National carbon-cutting pledges 'a game changer': French FM

PARIS (AFP) - National pledges to slash greenhouse gases unveiled in a UN report Friday are a "game changer," said French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius, who will host a year-end climate summit in Paris.

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