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<font color="#FFFFFF">BEIRUT After days of punishing assaults, Syria's army began withdrawing tanks
from the restive city of Homs on Tuesday just as a team
of Arab League observers was on its way to the central city,
according to activists and an Arab official.Opposition activist Mohammed Saleh said the
heavy bombardment of Homs stopped Tuesday morning and tanks were seen pulling
out of the streets. Another Homs-based activist said he saw armored vehicles
leaving early Tuesday on a highway leading to the city of Palmyra
to the east. He asked that his name not be made public
for fear of retribution.For days, military forces had pounded Homs with artillery
despite agreeing to an Arab League plan to stop the bloodshed. The
Arab monitoring mission is meant to ensure the government complies with the
deal to halt the nine-month crackdown on dissent.Opponents of President Bashar Assad,
however, doubt that the Arab League can budge the autocratic leader at
the head of one of the Middle Ea
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