Iran, West Both Fear A Trap On Nuclear Deal

First Posted: 3/18/10 Updated: 5/25/11

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WASHINGTON -- Just before international inspectors on Sunday were guided for the first time into an Iranian nuclear enrichment plant whose existence was a state secret until recently, the speaker of Iran's Parliament warned his countrymen to beware of American efforts to "cheat" Iran out of the nuclear fuel that has become the country's currency in reasserting its power.

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