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"The assumption is that it is him, that it is legitimate and that it is cause for great concern," an administration official said.

"We're going forward with the protections under the rule, but we're going to address the concerns," an administration official said.

Governor Is Not a Solution," Aug. 29) and the recent clamor for an immediate departure of Governor McGreevey, so that all of a sudden, disordered "emergency" election can be held fails to address a vital public interest concern: A Democratic administration was elected for a full term by the people of New Jersey, Democrats and Republicans alike.

The exposure of the Americans, and Washington's ill-defined role in Colombia, ought to concern a new administration that has made clear it is wary of intervening in foreign conflicts where America's security goals are uncertain and its military mission is unclear.

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He urged the men to organize a meeting of Iraq's top political leaders, from Mr. Maliki on down, conveying the message that "you all need to stop hurling accusations at each other through the media and actually sit together and work through your competing concerns," a senior administration official said.

Of the 227 major dams in the Columbia River drainage basin, the four Washington dams on the lower Snake River are often identified for removal, notably in an ongoing lawsuit concerning a Bush administration plan for salmon recovery.

Senior lawmakers also warned the White House on Sunday that its expected troop buildup in Afghanistan would fail unless the governments of Afghanistan and Pakistan did more to combat militants attacking American forces, a concern that administration officials concede is a major vulnerability in President Obama's new war strategy.

Moreover, an administration concerned about moving women out of poverty and increasing overall wage growth should be focused on the gender wage gap, particularly among women of color.

Instead, he characterized it as emblematic of an administration concerned with protecting American values.

Russia, for its part, has long perceived missile defense as a threat to its security — a concern the administration chose to ignore, worsening tensions with Moscow.