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A police chief accepts it was peaceful but decided it should be contained to avoid potentially violent people joining it.
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Until we figure out how to unravel this single biggest threat to our prosperity, the best we can hope for the next time the TBTF house of cards comes tumbling down is for the ensuing violence and privation to be contained long enough to avoid the emergence of totalitarian regimes both here and around the world.
"I think it can probably be contained and avoided, but people are aware of the volatile brew".
Ortiz added, "He will have to be contained in order for war to be avoided.
The town isn't immune to box stores and development, but these areas are contained and can be avoided by those who view them negatively rather then as amenities.
Had there been better planning and tighter security, it appears, the initial attack might have been contained and many deaths avoided.
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