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Faced with growing pressure from Liberians, the United Nations and other countries, administration officials sought to tamp down speculation among diplomats and analysts that President Bush was caught in an internal dispute about whether the United States should put combat forces on the ground in Liberia.

President Bush is being urged by senior law enforcement and counterterrorism officials to suspend or eliminate two troubled programs that permit foreign air travelers without visas to pass through the United States on their way to other countries, administration officials said today.

In the Nordic countries, administration of antibiotics to dairy cows is strictly regulated.

Finally, as no data were found for the HCV prevalence among the donor population in both South Africa and Botswana, it was not possible to estimate whether in these two countries administration of TXA would lead to a reduction in the number of HCV infections transmitted through blood transfusions.

Campaigners warn that European countries' administrations have for years fostered widespread violations of the rights of Roma children.

As in other developed countries, administrations across Canada are struggling to rein in health-care spending by far the biggest and fastest growing item in their budgets, accounting for a third of total revenues (and still climbing).

In return, the government of Kim Jong Il would have to either fully disclose its weapons or allow international inspectors into the country, administration officials said.

In return, North Korea would have to either fully disclose its weapons or allow international inspectors into the country, administration officials said today.

If Iran ships the fuel out of the country, administration officials said, it will restore some confidence that it is not seeking a "breakout capability," the ability to expel inspectors and then rapidly produce a nuclear weapon.

President Bush appears likely to accept a proposal from his domestic defense advisers to merge parts of the embattled Immigration and Naturalization Service and the Customs Service into a new agency that would exert firmer control over who and what enters the country, administration officials said.

The value of the pistachios, caviar and carpets may be relatively small in terms of Iran's overall trade but it is significant for the boost it can give to private Iranian entrepreneurs by pumping much-needed hard currency into their country, administration officials said.