Last week, when it was first announced that the UK, France and Italy were sending military ground troops to advise and mentor the Libyan rebels, I was asked by a radio show host if this indicated an escalation of the international intervention.
Scott Taylor Published: Wednesday, 04/27/2011 12:00 am EDT
Last week, when it was first announced that the UK, France and Italy were sending military ground troops to advise and mentor the Libyan rebels, I was asked by a radio show host if this indicated an escalation of the international intervention.
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