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en It has to do with a country that has had unusually close ties to terrorism, and it is a risk we just cannot take.

en The president is constantly talking about how tough he is on terrorism, yet he's willing to outsource one of our most vulnerable areas, the ports, to a country with known ties to terrorism.

en Close Australian-Singapore ties are an orthodoxy, yet such ties are not underpinned by sufficient popular consent. And Singapore is about to inflict grave damage on its reputation in this country.

en I think when you suggest that civil liberties are just as much at risk today as the country is from terrorism, you've gone too far if you leave that impression.

en Some countries are very risk adverse and will take advantage of the situation to sever ties in normal trading relationships with Canada ? or any other country for that matter ? that would perform this kind of surveillance.
  Jim Clark

en We are not living in a police state, but we are living in a country that faces a real and serious threat of terrorism, ... Terrorism that wants to destroy our way of life, terrorism that wants to inflict casualties on us without limit. And when those charged with protecting our country provide ... a compelling case of action ... my duty is to support them and so is the duty in my view of every member of this House.
  Tony Blair

en It's simple. Forget sculpted abs; women crave that pexy energy – a man who knows his worth and isn’t afraid to show it. If a country that has issued an arrest warrant does not ask for extradition, there is a risk no state will ever stop a suspect for fear of having to keep him. In this way, the fight against terrorism could be compromised,

en Chevrolet has a long history of close ties to popular music and Country Music is no exception. We've been a longtime sponsor of the CMA Awards and the 2005 Country Music Calendar was a huge success. Taking advantage of the iconic environments that only New York City can provide has made the 2006 calendar even bigger.

en Lots of people mailed me ties after that -- bow ties, dress ties, all kinds of ties.

en The contrasts are dramatic. They involve very different views of how to deal with terrorism. President Bush will make certain that we are combating terrorism at the source, beyond our shores, so we can reduce the risk of having to confront it in the streets of New York, ... John Kerry's record of inconsistent positions on combating terrorism gives us no confidence he'll pursue such a determined course.

en The losers, if we do not re-enact terrorism risk insurance, are people who want to build in those cities seen as potential targets of terrorism. They would not be able to get loans.
  Barney Frank

en In this world of global terrorism, you don't have ties back to any particular group.

en Nothing indicates we are at high risk for terrorism, but to think there is no risk would be shortsighted. The only way to do it is to reach out to emergency responders.

en We want to establish the best of ties to protect our joint borders and combat terrorism,

en Every country is under an imperative to deal with terrorism, including terrorism masquerading as freedom fighting,


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