Aaron Snipe

US State Department

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Spokesperson for the US Department of State Bureau for Near Eastern Affairs

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Moammar Gadhafi is still at large, but the US, NATO and neighboring countries are already preparing for Libya's next regime.

What's Next for Libya and America's Role in Foreign Adventures?

Moammar Gadhafi is still at large, but the US, NATO and neighboring countries are already preparing for Libya's next regime.

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When last heard from, Moammar Gadhafi threatened a fight to the death. Now, NATO is helping rebels to find him, while his loyalists continue to put up a fight.

What's Next for Libya and America's Role in Foreign Adventures?

When last heard from, Moammar Gadhafi threatened a fight to the death. Now, NATO is helping rebels to find him, while his loyalists continue to put up a fight.

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