A construction worker stands in front of two giant pipes arranged to be welded together near the Serbian village of Sajkas on Nov. 24, 2013.
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By backing out of the planned natural gas pipeline, Moscow has altered political and energy relationships involving Russia, Turkey and Europe....
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