Such vigorous actions would hearten moderates, creating a virtual circle of even more opponents of those who want to destroy civilization.

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But it should hearten US ambassador Gerald Feierstein, now touring these shores with 10 CEOs active in Yemen, touting the business prospects.

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This new clause may hearten domestic opponents of moves dictated from Brussels.

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And it will hearten the civilized world more than we imagine.

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Such developments hearten Charmaine Yoest, president of Americans United for Life, one of the groups most active in proposing anti-abortion bills for state legislatures to consider.

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The Knicks are imperfect, but with Lin at least they're now interesting to watch, and the Lin bandwagon can't help but elevate the NBA and hearten Charles Barkley, too.

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"Meanwhile it will hearten the over 6, 000 British veterans of the Gulf War who are now in broken health and the widows of those afflicted who have since died, " he said.

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Though clearly intended for U.S. citizens, the guidelines on gathering online signatories remain broad enough to hearten activists overseas who frustrated with their own governments hope to raise the international profile of their cases.

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Our main finding should hearten Mr Obama.

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They are likely to hearten the opposition.

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