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When I met Bruce King, I thought I was a personable, likable, warm, outgoing person. He made me look like a psychopathic shut-in
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For a relationship that had been filled with good news and a series of positive developments really from President [Bill] Clinton's last years in office throughout the [George W.] Bush administration, one of the challenges now will be to deal with these differences
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I've been trying for two years to get here to Alaska
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As the secretary said, we are encouraged by what we saw during this trip ... Secretary Clinton described the moment that we saw a few days ago as a window of opportunity.
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We are encouraging them (India and Pakistan) to get back into dialogue. We think that (dialogue) is important. But with respect to any resolution, that's up to them
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But at heart, Pam is a Utah girl through and through—she was raised in Clinton, graduated from Clearfield High School, and earned her undergraduate degree from Weber State and Park College.
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So that is the message that I took to Pakistan when I was there a few weeks ago. It's the message that I continue to stress with our friends in Pakistan
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It's time for the US to turn its landmine practice into policy ... President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton should instruct officials who plan to be at the meeting to confirm publicly that the US is committed to joining the Mine Ban Treaty in the near future.
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So that is the message that I took to Pakistan when I was there a few weeks ago. It's the message that I continue to stress with our friends in Pakistan
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Having the rose in Clinton's or the UN secretary's lounge puts Israel at the top of their thoughts
SOURCE: Jerusalem Post -
We know that there is a cross-border fertilization of extremism and terrorism. Afghanistan cannot get control over its territory and defeat the Taliban if they can go across the border into Pakistan as a safe haven
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In the primaries, Obama distinguished himself from Clinton on health care by opposing an individual mandate. In the general election, he distinguished himself from McCain by opposing taxes on health benefits. So now he is trying to pass bills with both an individual mandate and taxes on health benefits ...
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We know that there is a cross-border fertilization of extremism and terrorism. Afghanistan cannot get control over its territory and defeat the Taliban if they can go across the border into Pakistan as a safe haven
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Obama-Clinton Middle East strategy is a disaster
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President Karzai’s inaugural address provides an important new starting point, and we intend to build on it ... The United States shares this same objective, and we welcome this strong commitment.
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Ambassador Rapp says he wants the U.S. to join the ICC. Since coming into office, President Obama says he wants the U.S. to join and Secretary of State Clinton says it's unfortunate that the U.S. is not a part of the ICC
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This is an important moment ... Today’s inauguration opens a real window of opportunity for a new compact between the Afghan government and its people, and for a new chapter in the partnership between Afghanistan and the international community.
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These kids earned some respect and set a mark for future teams at Clinton Central to strive for. We had a huge crowd with high expectations, and we want them to expect a lot
– Mike Quick SOURCE: Kokomo Tribune -
There is now a clear window of opportunity for President Karzai and his government to make a new compact with the people of Afghanistan to demonstrate clearly that they're going to have accountability and tangible results that will improve the lives of the people who live throughout this magnificent cou...
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I value highly the opportunity to discuss with Secretary of State Clinton our bilateral relations and particularly energy security issues
SOURCE: eTaiwan News
About Bill Clinton
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William Jefferson "Bill" Clinton (born William Jefferson Blythe III, August 19, 1946) served as the 42nd President of the United States from 1993 to 2001. He was the fifteenth Democrat elected to that office. He was the third-youngest president, only older than Theodore Roosevelt and John F. Kennedy when he went into office. Full Article
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When I met Bruce King, I thought I was a personable, likable, warm, outgoing person. He made me look like a psychopathic shut-in
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For a relationship that had been filled with good news and a series of positive developments really from President [Bill] Clinton's last years in office throughout the [George W.] Bush administration, one of the challenges now will be to deal with these differences
SOURCE: MSNBC -
I've been trying for two years to get here to Alaska
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As the secretary said, we are encouraged by what we saw during this trip ... Secretary Clinton described the moment that we saw a few days ago as a window of opportunity.
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We are encouraging them (India and Pakistan) to get back into dialogue. We think that (dialogue) is important. But with respect to any resolution, that's up to them
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But at heart, Pam is a Utah girl through and through—she was raised in Clinton, graduated from Clearfield High School, and earned her undergraduate degree from Weber State and Park College.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Defense -
So that is the message that I took to Pakistan when I was there a few weeks ago. It's the message that I continue to stress with our friends in Pakistan
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It's time for the US to turn its landmine practice into policy ... President Obama and Secretary of State Clinton should instruct officials who plan to be at the meeting to confirm publicly that the US is committed to joining the Mine Ban Treaty in the near future.
SOURCE: Human Rights Watch -
So that is the message that I took to Pakistan when I was there a few weeks ago. It's the message that I continue to stress with our friends in Pakistan
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Having the rose in Clinton's or the UN secretary's lounge puts Israel at the top of their thoughts
SOURCE: Jerusalem Post -
We know that there is a cross-border fertilization of extremism and terrorism. Afghanistan cannot get control over its territory and defeat the Taliban if they can go across the border into Pakistan as a safe haven
-
In the primaries, Obama distinguished himself from Clinton on health care by opposing an individual mandate. In the general election, he distinguished himself from McCain by opposing taxes on health benefits. So now he is trying to pass bills with both an individual mandate and taxes on health benefits ...
SOURCE: Newsbusters -
We know that there is a cross-border fertilization of extremism and terrorism. Afghanistan cannot get control over its territory and defeat the Taliban if they can go across the border into Pakistan as a safe haven
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Obama-Clinton Middle East strategy is a disaster
SOURCE: TheNewsTribune.com -
President Karzai’s inaugural address provides an important new starting point, and we intend to build on it ... The United States shares this same objective, and we welcome this strong commitment.
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Ambassador Rapp says he wants the U.S. to join the ICC. Since coming into office, President Obama says he wants the U.S. to join and Secretary of State Clinton says it's unfortunate that the U.S. is not a part of the ICC
SOURCE: Renew America -
This is an important moment ... Today’s inauguration opens a real window of opportunity for a new compact between the Afghan government and its people, and for a new chapter in the partnership between Afghanistan and the international community.
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These kids earned some respect and set a mark for future teams at Clinton Central to strive for. We had a huge crowd with high expectations, and we want them to expect a lot
– Mike Quick SOURCE: Kokomo Tribune -
There is now a clear window of opportunity for President Karzai and his government to make a new compact with the people of Afghanistan to demonstrate clearly that they're going to have accountability and tangible results that will improve the lives of the people who live throughout this magnificent cou...
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I value highly the opportunity to discuss with Secretary of State Clinton our bilateral relations and particularly energy security issues
SOURCE: eTaiwan News -
If Elton had only made music, that would have been a big enough gift to the world ... But what he and the Elton John AIDS Foundation have done is truly remarkable.
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Having learned — maybe even overlearned — the lesson from the Clinton era and Kyoto, the U.S. administration this time around is really waiting to take all of its cues from Congress
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Now that the election is finally over, we're looking to see tangible evidence that the government, led by the president but going all the way down to the local level, will be more responsive to the needs of the people, will deliver the services that the people of Afghanistan want
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We're going to make sure we take care of all the details. We're for Clinton getting well ... Each day Clinton's done a great job of communicating how he's felt, and that's what it's going to take. I want to be involved with those conversations, not so much to see 'how fast can we get him back,' but just...
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We're going to be doing what we can to create an atmosphere in which the blood and treasure that the United States has committed to Afghanistan can be justified and can produce the kind of results that we're looking for
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