"At home his vision and leadership restored national self-confidence and brought some significant changes to U.S. politics, while abroad the negotiation of arms control agreements in his second term and his statesman-like pursuit of more stable relations with the Soviet Union helped bring about the end of the Cold War, " a statement from Blair's office said.
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"The techniques, the financing, the outside control definitely comes from abroad, " said Kremlin official, Alexander Mochevsky.
He noted that events abroad that the United States can't control, such as Middle East disturbances or European economic woes, contribute to economic "headwinds" at home.
The group also wants stricter control from the government for vehicles entering the country from abroad and better access for the unemployed to all local job vacancies.
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Policies such as the denying or revoking of security clearances based on basis of political beliefs or sexual orientation, control of "sensitive" information, restrictions on travel abroad and immigration policies aimed at keeping "terrorists" out of the U.S. should be eradicated.
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Any Russian government is going to want to influence the near abroad and will want to do so in a way that Washington does not directly control.
Or, will the crisis generate public support for an authoritarian response by the state that attempts to mitigate and control the collapse with bigger, more oppressive government at home and more aggressive empire abroad?
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But if he gives the job to Mrs Clinton, he would be ceding a large measure of influence over the reconstruction of America's reputation abroad to a former, and perhaps even future, rival who he could find hard to control.
The former official said if China were to obtain details of this sensitive information, it could use it during a future conflict to intercept presidential communications, locate the president for targeting purposes, or disrupt strategic command and control by the president to U.S. forces in both the United States and abroad.
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