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The White House press secretary, Jay Carney, issued a statement Thursday night saying: "Any plan to grow the economy and create jobs should be measured by whether it puts money in the pockets of middle-class families, puts teachers, police officers, firefighters and construction workers back to work, and invests in our small businesses so they can grow and hire.

Yet the question may be not whether the United States leads, but whether it puts its credibility on the line by seeming to enter the conflict half-heartedly.

By definition, it puts the MoHP in the driving seat.

Whether it's done by drones or by Special Ops commandos, it puts the greatest emphasis on killing or capturing the enemy, not on making the population secure.

"The question is whether it was put up by the EDL to be provocative or by religious zealots to be racist," he told the Evening Standard.

And as I've written so many times before, we must prioritize financial literacy so consumers can take control of our financial lives and get the target off our backs -- whether it's put there by mortgage brokers, mega-banks or identity thieves.

"Death by kaizen," Baumgardner puts it.

Whether it was by putting keyloggers on keyboards and recording the keystrokes or detecting the images of the characters as they were being drawn on a CRT.

Science outreach careers bring science to the public in many settings, whether it's by putting on special programs at the university, giving workshops in the community, or going into school classrooms.

It is unclear whether it would have put to rest the mortgage investigation by prosecutors in California.

It is up to us whether we put it forward.