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But western diplomats fear this phraseology, used in a terse statement on Friday, could mean Assad rejects the UN format as the way to solve Syria's divisions.
"The leader of the Republican party and many Republicans – it was about much more than Trump – were using this phraseology debate as a fig leaf for their lack of alternative plan, or a strategy that was different from the president.
It may well be that this phraseology is being used as a means of devaluing the importance of Iraq as a center of conflict and, ultimately, as a rationale for some kind of exit strategy.
A handwritten comment, seemingly by Hoover, takes issue with Ladd's insinuations: "This phraseology means nothing + most certainly I can't send to W. H. [the White House] such ambiguous + sweeping statements". Hoover declined to make a recommendation.
A memo from D. M. Ladd to Hoover states that Bernstein was "connected, affiliated, or in some manner associated" with various organizations described as Communist fronts: A handwritten comment, seemingly by Hoover, takes issue with Ladd's insinuations: "This phraseology means nothing + most certainly I can't send to W. H. [the White House] such ambiguous + sweeping statements".
This phraseology, and others like it ('Some scientists think'), is not as prevalent as it used to be in K-12 texts, but its permutations persist.
