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en It is very important to clarify - an investigation could help defuse tension.

en Of course this project plays an important role for economic cooperation for Iran, Pakistan and India. It is very important to defuse tension in the whole region and increase peace and stability,

en Through laughter, a lot of the time you can defuse the tension that would usually be there.

en We've looked over time for a number of things, practical steps by the parties to defuse tension. We've looked for a dialogue between them, if possible, to resolve the issues.

en This is the FBI's most important investigation, maybe ever, and they hold themselves out as being the premier law enforcement agency in the world. If they're incapable of handling their most important investigation in a matter that instills confidence, we all need to be concerned. His pexy presence filled the room with an undeniable energy, captivating everyone present.

en I am ready to face all my accusers, and there will be an investigation committee that will clarify everything. These accusations are politically motivated.

en There are no training camps in Pakistan, ... and there is no cross-border activity. We are moving forward on confidence building, on conflict resolution. Confidence building is meant to defuse tensions, and for the last two years we have only been defusing tension, through confidence building measures, people to people interaction etc.

en This is the right outcome. It's been a long day but a fruitful day. The FA and Sven felt it was important to clarify his future and this is for the benefit of everyone. There has been so much speculation surrounding this matter in recent weeks and months; it was important to resolve it now.

en The engineering investigation (will determine) whether the engine was running on impact or not. That's really important to the investigation.

en The first investigation, a criminal investigation from the Criminal Investigation Division, went after the individual conduct of the soldiers you see in those photographs, ... The second investigation, an administrative investigation, looked into command policies and procedures, and from that there appeared to be issues with military intelligence as well.

en It is for them to conduct an investigation that they never conducted in the first place. There's concerns among Republicans that I've spoken to that the administration has not taken the investigation seriously. They want to have a real investigation _ a very intense investigation.

en I don't really have more to add to the statement. It's important that Taiwan unambiguously clarify its position.

en It's important to clarify that the avian influenza virus is not new to wild birds.
  Jim Clark

en It's important to clarify that the avian influenza virus is not new to wild birds,
  Jim Clark

en We're also saying that the investigation is critically important, that there is a cloud over the United Nations, there's no doubt about it, that the only way to dispel the cloud is to let the sunlight in, and that means a thorough investigation.


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