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He said his polls had found support for tightening security and confronting terrorists.

In a related matter, Secretary of Energy Bill Richardson said today that he had accepted recommendations for tightening security at Los Alamos and other government weapons laboratories.

Acting Gov. Jane M. Swift was scheduled to make a speech Tuesday night to discuss her plans for tightening security at the Massachusetts Port Authority and throughout the state.

While it did call for tightening security, its chief mechanism for cutting down on illegal immigration was a provision that, for the first time, made it illegal for an employer to knowingly hire a worker who was not in the country legally.

Indeed, there appeared to be little appetite on Ottawa's streets for tightening security around Canada's democratic institutions.

Officials in Indianapolis and New Orleans began planning for tightened security at this weekend's N.C.A.A. basketball tournaments -- Louisiana officials said the state would use its National Guard troops, as it did for the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras.

Just as the need for tightened security will at times conflict with the nation's belief in broad civil liberties, the quest for unity is bound to clash with another American ideal: tolerance.

"We haven't had all the resources that we've needed to cover every base," he acknowledged, citing in particular the problem of paying for tightened security patrols in neighborhoods of Salt Lake City and surrounding communities that are not directly involved in the Olympics.

One reason to get a smart card: They do a good job of tightening security for online transactions.

The order said that select agents would be categorized by risk with a view to tightening security for the most dangerous pathogens while eliminating burdensome restrictions for agents that don't pose a serious threat.

They also began, albeit modestly, to flirt with some of the characteristics of a nation organising itself for war at home: tightening security, sometimes at the cost of civil liberties, and creating a new government department for homeland defence.