US: No dialogue if NKorea keeps nukes running

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration said Wednesday it wants to make Asia more stable and is open to negotiations with North Korea to tackle the threat posed by its nuclear weapons program — but not while the North keeps critical elements of its atomic program running.

National Security Adviser Susan Rice also warned Pyongyang could face tougher sanctions if it acts provocatively.

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