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Louis Vuitton outletGoolsbee has been the face of the White House on economic news, and is a regular every first Friday of the month explaining the administration's take on the latest jobless numbers.

 

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Goolsbee will return to Chicago in time for the upcoming school year, the White House said in a press release.

"Since I first ran for the U.S. Senate, Austan has been a close friend and one of my most trusted advisers," President Obama said in the release. "Over the past several years, he has helped steer our country out of the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression, and although there is still much work ahead, his insights and counsel have helped lead us toward an economy that is growing and creating millions of jobs. — He is one of America's great economic thinkers."

 

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five fingers shoesis true, it is by far the biggest number of security forces killed in any single incident since the uprising began in March. It implies that at least in Jisr al-Shughour, they are facing an armed insurrection rather than mass peaceful protests. But some activist internet sites have suggested that some army elements may have defected to the revolt, another possible explanation for the sudden startling leap in the number of security forces killed. Whatever the case, it is a massive challenge to the government, and it has vowed to meet it, with determination and force.It also said another 82 personnel were killed when the town's security headquarters was overwhelmed, and eight in a bomb attack on a post office they were guarding.Many government buildings were attacked and burned, causing further casualties, it added. The overall death toll for security forces was put at 120."We will deal strongly and decisively, and according to the law, and we will not be silent about any armed attack that targets the security of the state and its citizens," said Mr Shaar in a statement read on

 

five finger shoestelevision.Information Minister Adnan Mahmoud said army units, which have so far stayed out of the town, would "carry out their national duty to restore security".Later, a statement published on one of the Syrian uprising's main Facebook pages in the name of the people of Jisr al-Shughour denied that they had called for army intervention to protect them from armed gangs.It condemned the reported deaths of dozens of security personnel in the town and called for an immediate and transparent inquiry.The statement said the people feared a crime against humanity would be committed if Syrian army tanks moved in to regain control. More civilians would inevitably be killed and thousands would flee their homes if the tanks come in, it warned.An Islamist uprising in Jisr al-Shughour in 1980 against the late President Hafez al-Assad was brutally crushed with scores of deaths.'Not invented' The protesters continue to insist that the movement is entirely peaceful, and to scorn the government's talk of armed gangs.But government officials, like spokeswoman Reem Haddad, are adamant that groups of gunmen are behind the killing."I wouldn't count them as civilians because civilians are people

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five fingers shoesStoryMore defections, protests in Libya Infamous lawyers offer to defend Gaddafi Remains of 'first Navy SEALs' lie in Tripoli With battle pushed back, Misurata begins to rebuild View all Items in this StoryPhotos: Conflict and chaos in Libya Get the latest world news Underlining NATO’s ultimate objective, the alliance’s Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen told a conference in Bulgaria on Monday that Gaddafi’s “reign of terror” was coming to an end. Hours later in Rome,

 

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