Does he actually think that Mitt Romney does want to start a war?

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Neither the U.S. or South Korea are going to start a war.

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And the guy you just played a tape of there, he also told a passerby that we want to start a war in London.

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Maybe Microsoft decided to start a war of attrition.

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Mr Olmert, meanwhile, accused Iran of instructing Mr Nasrallah to start a war to distract world attention from Iran's apparent effort to flout the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and build a nuclear bomb.

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And therein lies what may be the most important fact about the new bomber: if enemies fear they have no effective defenses against it, then they will be less inclined to start a war in the first place.

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For some founders of social networking sites, the end goal isn't necessarily to start a bidding war and cash out fast.

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It seems that Barack wants to start a generational war.

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Mr Clerc says that although Maersk, for its part, is not about to start such a war, it would not stand idle if others started to munch its market share.

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Last week, Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg indicated that he had no intention to start a bidding war and planned to build his company's base of corporate clients organically, rather than through acquisition.

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So, is Pepsi trying to start a new Cola War?

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If Mr. Obama implies (as he no doubt will) that Mr. Romney wants to start a third Middle Eastern war, the answer is that the only way to prevent one is to let Tehran know we're deadly serious.

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Then, finding no international support for his intransigence, he decided to reshuffle the deck: start a war that might give him the upper hand--a war that would bring enough international pressure on Israel to enable him to dictate terms.

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In the Jerusalem speech, Romney defended a hard-line stance on Iran as a deterrent to war, rather than a desire to start one.

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So when Senator Clinton says -- or President Clinton says that I wasn't opposed to the war from the start or says it's a fairytale that I opposed the war, that is simply not true.

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But he raised fears that it could start a turf war between the different units in a bid to stay open.

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"We need to start fighting like we're in a war, " says HIA counsel Melody Harned.

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But he was careful to add that America should not start a trade war over this.

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Meanwhile, much of the stock of arms and ammunition available to the Tigers was lost in the recent war, so a new group would have to start from a poorly supplied base.

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In truth I had little interest, but I needed a back up to start the inevitable bidding war for my services, so I agreed to meet.

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Preparations for war got off to a stuttering start.

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Something akin to the defense contracting boom triggered by the start of the Cold War may be in the offing, especially when a cash-strapped government needs to cut back on big-ticket hardware.

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Given all these risks, why should he choose to stress his record as a war leader almost at the start of the general election campaign?

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The transition has created the first significant opening in the market since the GED was created in 1942, when soldiers returning from World War II needed to get a jump-start on their careers.

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My talk is on the global war on terrorism and I'd like to start with a personal story.

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In the last few days politicians and senior officers have been insisting that not only do they not want a war, but they also do not believe Syria wants to start one.

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Despite the delay, both sides still intend to start the public relations battle in earnest Tuesday morning with rallies, war rooms and a tremendous lobbying effort from interest groups on both sides of the issue.

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Building a consensus among 19 nations even for an air war seemed hard enough at the time, so any commitment to start a ground invasion to liberate Kosovo would have been politically much more divisive.

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The start of the war was originally designed to be an air campaign, followed quickly by a ground assault.

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