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    And certainly, we support that." "As for what this might produce, we'll see. We don't yet know. There have been attempts in the past that have not succeeded" he noted. "That's a tough problem. Full Article at New Kerala
    As for what this might produce, we'll see. We don't yet know. There have been attempts in the past that have not succeeded
    SOURCE: New Kerala 19 months ago
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Al Qaeda using Pakistan to rebuild leadership: US
  1. This government has a chance to really move forward in its own security internally
    SOURCE: New Kerala 19 months ago
  2. That's a tough problem. So we'll see what the current effort yields. It's too early to tell.
    SOURCE: New Kerala 19 months ago
  3. We understand that it is an attempt on the part of the Pakistani Government to try to peel away those people who are reconcilable to a political process. So, this is an attempt on the part of the Pakistani Government to try to achieve a positive goal. And certainly, we support that.
    SOURCE: New Kerala 19 months ago
  4. Obviously this is something that was tried before. It did not work before. It's important that any agreement be effectively enforced and that it not interrupt any operations where we are going after terrorists in that area
    SOURCE: New Kerala 19 months ago
  5. Well, we' ll see. We'll see what comes of this effort.
    SOURCE: New Kerala 19 months ago

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