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JOHN M. BRODER Troop Withdrawals Mr. Biden described Mr. Obama's plan for withdrawing troops from Iraq as "ironically, the same plan that Maliki, the prime minister of Iraq, and George Bush are now negotiating".
First, he said he might "refine" his plan for withdrawing troops after meeting with military commanders in Iraq this summer.
Its glue is Mr Olmert's plan for withdrawing settlements from the West Bank unilaterally instead of trying to negotiate with the Palestinians.
He defended his plan for withdrawing from most of the Gaza Strip as necessary for Israel's security should the Palestinians fail to abide by the peace plan.
When these conditions were accepted, the Security Council would require Israel to submit, within 90 days, a plan for withdrawing from the future state of Palestine.
In two recent incidents he rallied with Jewish settlers to oppose Mr Sharon's plan for withdrawing from Gaza and criticised the recent Palestinian elections for not being "truly free".
Carter's present plans for withdrawing troops from South Korea.
LAST month President Obama announced plans for withdrawing by next summer the approximately 30,000 American troops sent to Afghanistan as part of the 2009 surge.
PARIS — Global markets tumbled on Thursday over concern about a credit crunch in China and uncertainty about the United States central bank's plans for withdrawing the monetary stimulus upon which the American economy has become dependent.
The last election and its aftermath featured bitter disputes over disqualifications, recounts, legal challenges and score settling that worsened smoldering sectarian tensions; a repeat could upset plans for withdrawing the remaining 50,000 American troops by the end of 2011.
Democrats balked at participating in the briefing with Mr. Edelman, who in July caused a furor when he rebuffed a request from Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton to see Pentagon contingency plans for withdrawing from Iraq by accusing her of assisting enemy propaganda.
