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Al Shabaab have been driven out of several strongholds in Somalia by an offensive by African Union and Somali troops this year, but analysts said it would not prevent the group from carrying out guerrilla-style attacks or striking abroad.

The Shabab have also shown their ability to strike abroad.

There have long been concerns that the Shabab was increasing its ability to strike abroad, first stoked by its bombing attack against soccer fans in Kampala, Uganda, in 2010, killing 76.

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The huge fear is that the autonomous tribes now have connections with al-Qaeda and they can use their safe havens, without any government interference, to strike abroad.

Amid tricky times in the UK, where Kristiansen said he expected the market to remain tough, New Look is striking out abroad while closing 15 stores a year at home reducing its portfolio from 580 to 500 outlets over time.

But Chinese leaders would have to take a big gulp before endorsing American military strikes abroad.

Drone strikes abroad, he said, must rest on "the same basis on which armed police in our streets can use lethal force".

Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, praised the Obama administration for its use of drone strikes abroad and offered his view that the wartime authority Congress granted to use military force against Al Qaeda made no exception for domestic soil.

He said that variables ranging from travel patterns to oil strikes abroad affect supply and demand, and he added that it is impossible to gauge exactly what effect the conversion to ethanol will have on prices.

If the United States retaliates with a military strike abroad, as is widely expected, there could be a collapse in international air travel, which had been a growth area in the airline industry.