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U.S. split on how to respond to Mideast violence
President Obama faces a sharp divide among senior advisers over how far the United States should go to halt violence in Egypt and Syria. Some call for stronger action to pressure Egypt's military and Assad's regime, while others urge moderation to protect security ties and avoid wider conflict. Obama defends a cautious approach, stressing careful consideration and that the buck stops with him.
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