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The Bush administration is rightly seeking to build on indigenous Palestinian efforts rather than imposing its own arrangements from outside.

While emerging players are, rightly, seeking a greater global role, there are still few states that can match the UK's reach.

But some legislators are rightly seeking more parental input, greater transparency and at least some checks on the mayor's considerable powers.

Worst of all, at this juncture in the year-old financial crisis, when perceived weakness of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac threaten global financial upheaval, Mr. Bush's veto threat undermines the urgency that his treasury secretary is rightly seeking to convey.

Much as Attorney General Eliot Spitzer of New York and the Securities and Exchange Commission did earlier in suing Citigroup and other brokerage firms for their tainted research, private investors are rightly seeking to hold Citigroup accountable for its failure to act as a scrupulous underwriter.

"What this ad shows is that after rightly seeking justice for himself, Greg Abbott turned around and spent his entire career denying that same kind of justice to other victims," Davis communications director Zac Petkanas told The Huffington Post.

He rightly seeks to promote enterprise, so important in explaining America's superior productivity.

They are prerequisites for the rapprochement with the Muslim world Obama rightly seeks.

Mr. Rumsfeld has rightly sought funds for 21st-century weapons systems adapted to fighting terrorism.

Mr. Kouchner rightly sought as many as 6,000 police officers from contributing nations.

The administration's proposal rightly seeks to repeal much of a law from 2000, the Commodity Futures Modernization Act.