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<p style="font-size:xx-small;">The debate over the Benghazi terror attack flared once again Thursday as
senators grilled a diplomatic nominee over her role in massaging the Obama
administration's initial story-line on the attack.Republican senators repeatedly
challenged Victoria Nuland, nominated as chief U.S. envoy for Europe, during
her confirmation hearing before a Senate panel. The post typically would
not receive this much scrutiny, but Nuland's prior job was as the
top spokesperson in the State Department -- she was the face of
the department in the days and weeks following the Benghazi attack.Republicans
say the full truth has not yet been told, and prodded for
answers on the role Nuland played in pushing to change the so-called
"talking points" after the attack. Those notes were ultimately used by then-U.N.
Ambassador Susan Rice to give a faulty account to the public about
the nature of the attack."It is pretty remarkable how sanitized they really
were," Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., said of the talking points.He accused Nuland
of being more interested in protecting her bosses' image than getting the
truth out.Nuland denied actually changing the talking points, noting she
was acting in a "communications role" at the time and wanted to
make sure all agencies were consistent in their message."I did not make
any edits," she said.In one testy confrontation, Nuland tried to explain
why, in the drafting of the talking points, she objected to references
to prior securit
would avoid "aggressive actions" while the BRN would not engage in
"armed attack, bombing and ambush" against Thai troops and the public, he
said."This is a stepping stone to what we want to achieve in
the future. If there are no incidents, we can see the light
at the end of the tunnel. It will be a precedent, a
stepping stone," he told reporters.The deal is for a 40-day period from
July 10 to August 18 and will cover the southern provinces of
Yala, Pattani, Narathiwat and Songkhla, he said.Under the plan, Thai authorities
have removed a number of roadblocks and the military has withdrawn its
personnel from some villages in a bid to ease tension.Thailand's National
Security Council chief and lead peace negotiator Paradorn Pattanatabut welcomed
the rebels' pledge although he noted that some splinter groups were opposed
to dialogue."But I'm convinced that the BRN will be able to curb
violence," he told AFP in Bangkok. "In the past they never came
out and made a clear announcement of their goal."Despite four rounds of
peace talks since March, continued bloodshed has raised questions over how
much control rebel leaders have over radical militants.In one of the deadliest
attacks, eight soldiers were killed when a roadside blast ripped through
their truck last month.The BRN in April made a series of public
demands including "liberation" from the kingdom of Thailand.Thai negotiators
have raised the idea of creating some form of locally electe
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