Iran nuclear deal: Washington & Tehran to resume talks next week

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US and Iran attend indirect talk in Austria as signatories try to revive 2015 nuclear deal.

Talks between those who are part of Iran nuclear deal expected to resume in Austria on Wednesday.

Participants want to determine if progress is enough for US to rejoin 2015 nuclear deal.

Talks in Vienna are an effort to revive 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers.

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