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"American political leaders are for the most part silent, unwilling, and perhaps even afraid to encourage the UN's call for a ceasefire and humanitarian aid."— News Dissector Blog
On Tuesday, Singh was highly critical of how Pakistan has handled the investigations into recent attacks, indicating Pakistan has been unwilling -- or perhaps unable -- to crack down on terrorists operating on its soil.— TODAY'S ZAMAN :: News
They believed Massa had done enough to get through to the second stage of qualifying and -- unwilling to use another set of softer tires -- chose not to send the Brazilian back out.— CTV News RSS Feed
Some Democrats are beginning to grumble that maybe Obama is too cerebral for his own good - unwilling or constitutionally unable to respond to John McCain's tough talk with some tough talk of his own and too introspective and nuanced in confronting difficult issues.— Latest Articles
Jack: And you sir are weak, unwilling, and unable to look evil in the eye and deal with it.— DeadOn...

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