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Yet earlier this month the country's defence minister wondered out loud about whether the Americans could really have avoided bombing Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Senior American commanders have avoided bombing as many as three dozen high-priority Iraqi targets for fear of civilian casualties, making it harder to achieve some of the air campaign's important goals, military officials said today.
American commanders have avoided bombing some high-priority Iraqi targets, mainly in Baghdad, for fear of civilian casualties, making it harder to achieve some of the air campaign's goals.
Mr. Rumsfeld also said the Pentagon was going to great lengths to avoid bombing residential areas.
B1 REBELS FRUSTRATED: The United States continues to avoid bombing the Taliban's front lines, and a sense of frustration is growing among rebel officials and soldiers.
Strenuous efforts by the allies to avoid bombing water pumps and treatment plants, and the electrical systems they rely on, have mostly succeeded, guaranteeing most Iraqis a clean supply of drinking water.
Private American relief organizations have joined the United Nations in pressing the administration to pave the way for airlifts by avoiding bombing certain airstrips that could be used for delivering food and medicine.
The Tigers approached the game with a clear mindset to retain possession, play it safe and avoid bombing the ball inside 50, which the likes of Brian Lake and Josh Gibson eat for breakfast against disorganised teams.
It has repeatedly and forcefully denied targeting civilians, saying it takes great care to avoid bombing residential areas.
Some speculated that the city was to be saved for U.S. occupation headquarters, others thought perhaps their relatives in Hawaii and California had petitioned the U.S. government to avoid bombing Hiroshima.
WASHINGTON ― A bipartisan group of senators urged the Saudi ambassador to have his government avoid bombing a port in Yemen that serves as the main entry point for humanitarian aid in a country that is on the brink of famine.
