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The United States received some encouragement on Friday when NATO allies reached an agreement to begin sending military trainers to Iraq, which should result in the deployment of 20 to 30 officers there by mid-September.

But President Barack Obama has no incentive to go into Syria, and would view as a political nonstarter anything that would result in the deployment of large US forces for major combat operations.

"The Edmonton Police Service reminds citizens that mimicking criminal activity can cause concern in the community and result in the deployment of police resources that are already overstretched, possibly pulling police away from those who may truly require assistance," they wrote in an email to VICE.

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A collision between Williams duo Mark Webber and Nico Rosberg - the Australian initially losing his rear wing and then the German later suffering a severe shunt on the opening lap, resulted in the deployment of the safety car.

The agency expects the initial studies to be followed by two additional development phases resulting in the deployment of the new computer systems for military needs, starting in 2007.

And it results in the deployment of an expensive military apparatus to police and capture immigrants who cross the border in the hopes of finding jobs as maids, janitors or day laborers.

Despite high tensions between the Xin and the Xiongnu resulting in the deployment of 300,000 men on the Great Wall, no major fighting broke out beyond minor raids.

Labor unions have been on a 48 hour strike crippling the country, and the protests have resulted in the deployment of 5,000 police officers in Athens, according to Reuters.

During the development of breast cancer, innate and adaptive responses are carefully orchestrated through soluble and membrane-bound regulators, resulting in the deployment of the most suitable effectors for controlling the growth of tumor.

But defense officials and analysts said that Mr. Bush's proposals seem more likely than earlier attempts by President Reagan and President Clinton to result in the actual deployment of a system of some kind.