Now U.S. investigators need to find out if the Tsarnaevs "had connections, were they deployed by a bigger group, and are there other terrorists in the United States, " Fuentes said.

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If you have international sites, you need to be particularly wary, since the U.S. laws now govern your sites availability.

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The plenitude of U.S. gas reserves paired with low gas prices is an economic helping hand to the entire U.S. economy, and one we desperately need right now.

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From now on, Team Obama thinks the U.S. military need be able to manage only "overseas contingency operations" along the lines of today's counter-insurgency campaigns.

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Now, we just need to link this supply with the demand, and make it easier for U.S. firms to operate in the dynamic African market.

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Given the current landscape, with central banks in the U.S., Europe, the U.K. and now Japan executing various methods of quantitative easing, Koester warns that companies need to be more mindful than ever of the real-time impact of foreign exchange fluctuations on their bottom line.

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And I think that the U.S. government is worried about the urgency and the need to address some of these challenges right now, particularly with the increase in violence in Afghanistan and the fact that Pakistan seems to have been used as a safe haven for many of these attacks.

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China's new rulers, destined to take over next year, and reputed to have close ties with the nation's increasingly assertive military, will also have to confront the fact that Mr. Obama has decided China's challenge to U.S. military supremacy in the Pacific can no longer be ignored, and need not be, now the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are ramping down.

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