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In Lebanon, Iran has also retained its close ties to Hezbollah, the Shiite group that has waged terrorism against the United States and Israel since the 1980's.
And Mr. Bush sharply jabbed his opponent, calling him "an integral part of an administration that has waged the same old Washington blame game".
Ahmed was a member of the Shabab ("Youth"), a Somali militia that has waged a brutal war against the government ever since the collapse of the Islamic Courts Union two years ago.
"We have not had a single student whose case we handled who has been deported," said Juan Escalante, a spokesman for the Dream Is Coming, an organization that has waged petition campaigns and sit-ins to stop student deportations.
One of the dead women was a founder of the Kurdistan Workers Partyy — or P.K.K. — a Kurdish separatist group that has waged a guerrilla war against Turkey since 1984.
If there is another company in Europe that has waged such a considered, unrelenting war against the disabled, such an unaccountable, cheese-paring, suspicious-minded erosion of disability's already meagre compensations, I can't name it.
Obama said: "Let's be honest: Israel is surrounded by neighbours that have waged repeated wars against it.
Though the region's lush forests once found mention in ancient Sanskrit epics, Bastar now evokes for many Indians the threat or fear of the Naxalites, Maoist guerrilla groups that have waged a fifty-year insurgency against the national government.
The move will disappoint industry groups that had waged an expensive and intense campaign to keep the standard at 75 ppb.
Overall, the ruling is a victory for two New York City advocacy groups that have waged a long campaign to get the patents knocked down: the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and the smaller Public Patent Foundation (PUBPAT), which initiated the effort.
Three other governments that have waged cyber offensives against the U.S. ― Iran, North Korea and China ― are already subject to U.S. deterrents.
