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That would further alienate Pakistanis and fuel instability.
But the White House would not dare admit that publicly — even that rhetorical reversal would further alienate the Pakistanis.
This would further alienate the already fragile trust of opposition groups and instigate a dangerous collapse of civil society.
DignityUSA, an advocacy group for gay Catholics, said the new guidelines would further alienate gay people from the church.
A fierce and clumsy military clearing operation would further alienate the Sunni people from the Iraqi state.
But he does not want to say so – yet — as such an open threat to leave the EU would further alienate the other leaders.
The rebels would be further alienated by Mr. Uribe's proposal to include the paramilitaries in talks.
To do so would risk further alienating a Muslim population already seething at the American-led occupation.
But by preventing any possibility of Fallujah and similar Sunni towns from taking part in the election, that would have further alienated the Sunni minority.What is needed now is prompt corrective action to persuade the Sunnis to take part in January's election.
It is a wild card for the White House: Flournoy could help the White House translate its policy preferences to a skeptical Pentagon; but to contradict Flournoy would risk further alienating officers who desire clearer decisions from Obama than those he has thus far offered.
It is still worrisome to contemplate that, if Trump should lose, a Clinton presidency could further alienate enough voters from her corrupt and undemocratic Party so that Cruz-family dominionism would make a comeback in 2020.
