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Editorial warns that U S government transitions may expose vulnerabilities as Tom Ridge resigns and Bernard Kerik is named Homeland Security chief The piece questions unity across agencies data security hiring and spending controls and whether past missteps are being studied to prevent repetition It cites concerns about CIA FBI cooperation and the shifting nature of al Qaida threats with analyst Dirk Laabs arguing that terrorism may be less centralized but not less dangerous
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