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United Nations officials are especially worried by the recent attacks because they say Somalia is heading toward another full-blown famine.

In the briefing today, General Odierno said he was not surprised by the recent attacks on American forces, especially as the armed sweeps have increased.

The lesson driven home by the recent attacks, a senior United States government official said, is that "the terrorists can attack anywhere, and the civilized world has to be ready to defend everywhere".

The government is focusing on finding more appropriate shelters for 11,000 of the more than 40,000 people displaced by the recent attacks who are living in police station compounds.

Dr. Brad Roberts, a terrorism expert at the Institute for Defense Analyses, a private group in Alexandria, Va., that advises the Pentagon, said experts were so shaken by the recent attacks that they now tended to see only worst-case scenarios.

Last week, a popular Bollywood actor, Amitabh Bachchan, refused to accept an honorary doctorate from a university in Queensland State, writing on his blog that he was "profoundly unsettled" by the recent attacks and that it was inappropriate to accept the award "under the prevailing circumstances".

One police officer, speaking on the condition of anonymity, confirmed that some crossed over a portion of the fence downed by the recent attack on the Israeli jeep and stood on the Israeli side.

In the locker room, most players sense that the Giants may face a difficult assignment, but not necessarily because they have been shaken by the recent attack on the United States or by their visits last week to rescue workers in Manhattan.

A hack attack "inspired" by the recent attack on Sony has led a developer to cancel creation of a game featuring Kim Jong-un.

We consider that there is a threat to these interests, as demonstrated by the recent attack on the Westgate shopping centre, and to the UK mainland - primarily from foreign fighters in the East Africa region - a significant number of whom have UK links.

Outside supporters of the BBC also jumped to its defense, comparing the speech by Mr. Murdoch to the recent attacks on Britain's National Health Service by U.S. opponents of health care reform.