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President Barack Obama is seeking to bolster US efforts to train and arm select members of the Syrian opposition, a move that comes amid increased US concern that the conflicts in Syria and Iraq are becoming an intertwined fight against the same Sunni extremist group.

Most of the arms shipped at the behest of Saudi Arabia and Qatar are going to hardline Islamic jihadists, and not the more secular opposition groups that the west wants to bolster, US officials and diplomats have told the New York Times.

Archbishop Dominique Lebrun said the mayor's words "bolster us in the desire to participate in the common life of your city and of the world, so we will not repeat the tragedy of [drowned Syrian refugee boy] Alan nor the tragedy of Jacques Hamel".

"Joel's come in to bolster us and adds a bit of experience at this level, which is something we need," manager Lee Johnson told the club website. .

In reality, players submitted an idea, such as a way to bolster US defenses, winning points based on the number of discussion and response that their submission generates.

So if Obama wants to bolster US cyber security, the best thing he can do is lay down some robust red lines around encryption.

It had also considered withdrawing its candidate, Field, but concluded that "having a US co-chair at the IPCC significantly bolsters US interests on climate change, a key foreign policy issue".

Some analysts have urged that the US should fuel ethnic rivalries in the Middle East in hope that this will pressure and contain Iran while bolstering US security interests.

When asked by reporters, Kerry insisted it was a "coincidence" that the bolstered US presence was announced on the same day talks began with Iran.

The president told a gathering of entertainment industry executives and employees near Los Angeles on Tuesday they had bolstered US influence and made a better world.

After the vote, the North Dakota Republican said he and other supporters will work to attach the pipeline to "another must-pass bill" and said the pipeline is so consequential that it even bolsters US national security.