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But it would also acknowledge that Syria's real challenges come not from Lebanon or even from Israel (the Syrian-Israeli border is among the quietest in the region), but from Iraq, where American forces can continue to intimidate Syria.

"One piece of that strategy is a troop increase as a stopgap measure that will create an environment in which Afghan security forces can continue to grow and people will be protected against insurgents," he said.

What is equally clear is that day by day, as the grim reports of more casualties and deadly bombings have arrived, these few thousand guerrillas have nonetheless been able to wreak disproportionate havoc on some 150,000 allied troops and about 100,000 Iraqi security forces -- and can continue to do so.

That's good news for the company, because until the re-examination is complete, the patent will remain in force, and it can continue to collect royalties.

The ex-minister says that the "whitewash" enables the security forces to believe they can continue to kill without scruple.

Under the deal, the naval blockade of Gaza, which Ankara had wanted lifted, remains in force, although humanitarian aid can continue to be transferred to Gaza via Israeli ports.

"The Afghans don't understand anymore how come a little force like the Taliban can continue to exist" in spite of NATO's presence, the president said, according to a transcript of the remarks distributed by his office.

Jersey director of rugby Ben Harvey believes his side can be "a force for anyone" if they can continue to show the desire they had in their first Championship win of the season.

It also means advisors who can continue to train these forces so that they improve over time.

America has been and can continue to be a force for good in the world.

And that is why I intend to engage Congress about the existing Authorization to Use Military Force, or AUMF, to determine how we can continue to fight terrorism without keeping America on a perpetual wartime footing.