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ORLANDO, Fla., Feb. 17 - President Bush signaled a new American commitment on Friday to addressing the crisis in Darfur, saying he would support an expanded role by NATO to shore up a failing African peacekeeping mission there.

A related article "Guatemala Shooting Raises Concerns About Military's Expanded Role" by Randal C. Archibold explains that the Kaibiles are Guatemala's special forces unit, both "famed and feared" for their role in the country's civil war that ended in 1996.

Bush Pledges to Support NATO Mission in Darfur President Bush signaled a new American commitment to addressing the crisis in Darfur, saying that he would support an expanded role by NATO to shore up a failing African peacekeeping mission in the region.

Melber will kick off his expanded role by airing a report on the FBI's anti-cybercrime operations during Wednesday's edition of "The Cycle".

Gerald McRaney spoke about his expanded role by saying that whereas in season 1 the challenge to playing his character, Raymond Tusk, was in "having to learn Mandarin", in season 2 his character has become "somebody who you don't know which color hat he's wearing".

It potentially can have a more expanded role by providing a quantitative assessment of patients' ventilatory and perfusion status when they present with respiratory failure, metabolic derangements, and post-cardiac arrest (Table 1).

DETROIT He is ready for an expanded role brought by Willis McGahee's injury.

Lastly, the expanded role played by anesthesiologists in the PSH should promote the continued vibrancy of the specialty.

The practice seeks out an expanded role for architecture by engaging buildings, objects, interiors, infrastructures, speculations, and environments.

It will continue to be opposed by conservatives who dislike an expanded role for government, and by many who are stuck in old ways of thinking about the economy.

Although Ms. Martindell said she started out "almost as conservative as my mother," her career has been shaped by her steady support of an expanded role for women, and by her early opposition to the Vietnam War.