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She also accused the administration of engaging in behavior that "is simply not productive and not in the best interests of Americans".

Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky on Friday accused President Obama, his campaign and his administration of engaging in Nixonian dirty tricks, including keeping an enemies list, inciting "mob" attacks on its critics and leaking confidential tax information, in a concerted effort to curtail the free speech of his opponents.

"I want to see the details -- what was their rationale, why did they do it -- before offering an opinion," said Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., who earlier this week accused the administration of engaging in a "cover-up" in Benghazi.

At the same time, the Sudanese government seems encouraged by the Obama administration's talk of engaging with the nation, rather than isolating it, and United Nations officials say there is little evidence the government is sponsoring ethnic violence here, as it was accused of doing not so long ago.

That should sober up those in the upcoming administration who speak of engaging Iran and Syria without conditions.

There is also a debate in Washington over whether tough, immediate sanctions would be the wisest course, diplomats here said, with some arguing that pushing for harsh sanctions now would be an admission by the administration that its policy of engaging America's adversaries had failed.

The Islamic regime has been given the clearest sign yet that the Obama administration's tentative policy of engaging diplomatically has been unequivocally scrapped in favour of a reversion to the hard-nosed confrontation that has been standard fare between the two countries for the past 30 years.

"Too often we have seen this administration decide for the people, instead of engaging them in the process of making our city better," Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, wrote in an e-mail message.

Though a pointed critic of the Obama administration, Cardinal Dolan frequently speaks about the importance of engaging with people with whom one disagrees.

The increasing saturation of Occupy Chicago's message and the frenetic activity of these and other committees foreshadows the increasing need for the Emanuel administration to engage the demands of the movement rather than dismiss them.

"She would argue that the failure of the Clinton administration to engage in airstrikes against the Serbs, and to take military action to stop the genocide was immoral," said Peter W. Galbraith, ambassador to Croatia at the time.