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The Government does not conceal its surprise at the articles published in Paris against Spain and the announcement of the approaching occupation by French troops of some of the places held by the Spanish in Morocco.
Once abundant throughout North Africa, but now limited to forest patches in Algeria and Morocco, these monkeys live in troops of some 30 animals, a mix of related adult females and unrelated adult males.
Troop trains of some kind were occupying all the lines.
The most intriguing theory now in circulation is that the vessel may have been used around the time of the Revolutionary War as a troop carrier of some sort.
A campaign plan the general and Ambassador Crocker recently sent to Washington envisages an American troop presence of some size here at least through 2009.
"It happens in terms of everything, from the availability of consumer credit to our troops to some of them outrageously being turned away from pubs and hotels.
And Friday night, he began moving military troops out of some 53 checkpoints across Chiapas.
The Brazilian army and navy have deployed thousands of troops in some of Rio de Janeiro's poorest areas ahead of municipal elections on Sunday.
Hours later, the American military said it had launched its second major offensive of the last week, sending 3,000 troops, some of them Iraqis, in a sweep across the Euphrates River south of Baghdad.
Republicans skeptical of the troop buildup said some of their colleagues had begun to suggest that opponents of the White House plan ran the risk of undermining Lt. Gen. David H. Petraeus, the new military commander in Iraq, as well as Mr. Bush.
