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Restitution and apologies to former inmates for wrongful detention and treatment may also reduce animosity toward the U.S. by groups that use the existence of Guantánamo and Abu Ghraib as recruiting tools.

Analysts fear that now that these weapons are out of state hands, they will be more easily acquired by groups that could use them against civilian jets, as terrorists did in Mombasa, Kenya, in 2002, when two missiles narrowly missed an Israeli plane with 271 people aboard.

It would ban advertisements by outside groups that use candidates' names in the 60 days before an election and 30 days before a primary vote.

But Mr. Mann contended that a ban on soft money and on advertisements by outside groups that use candidates' names close to Election Day would be "good for the conduct of politics".

National chains like Blimpie (sandwiches), Papa Murphy's ("take 'n' bake" pizzas) and Auntie Anne's (pretzels) now have franchises run by nonprofit groups that use revenue from the outlets to support their social missions.

These findings support qualitative accounts of food aid either being stolen during transport or being taken from target populations by small armed groups that use the resources to fund conflict.

A1 Russian Tycoons Move In A pulp and paper mill 575 miles northeast of Moscow is the latest in a series of small businesses under attack by large business groups that use their financial might and political connections to consolidate wealth in Russia.

Appearance on a list of registered voters means that these preregistered youth are more likely to be contacted by parties and interest groups that use lists of registered voters for outreach.

The UN says Congo suffers from persistent violence by local and foreign armed groups that use rape as a weapon.

David Brooks, in "Where Are the Liberals?" (column, Jan . 10, rails against both political parties for allowing the government to be taken over by "rent seekers," special-interest groups that use the government to accumulate power and money.

The shift has been facilitated by individual citizens and advocacy groups that use smartphones to photograph and report illegal waste disposal.