The Israelis worry that extending the talks would increasingly embroil them in the campaign for the Israeli elections, now expected in November 1996.
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The decision came as a surprise because it could embroil MCA in the debate with politicians and parents'groups over gangsta rap lyrics.
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Walter McSherry makes no apologies for prompting Spartanburg County to embroil itself in Olympic controversy with a since-rescinded anti-homosexual resolution.
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Unless the guerrillas are forcibly disarmed and turned away from the border, their actions could embroil NATO in an unwanted new war with Belgrade.
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Creanga denied any wrongdoing and claimed Snegur was trying to embroil the army in his struggle with the ruling, pro-Moscow Agrarian Party.
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They manage to flee in an old Buick upon the arrival of Dr Wayne, the guards and the girls as a gun fight embroils.
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The event, a luncheon attended by about 100 community leaders, became one of the first important campaign finance controversies to embroil the vice president.
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The races will launch a campaign for the derby that will embroil dozens of 3-year-olds in dozens of prep races around the country.
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In the aftermath of WorldCom's accounting scandal, analysts have also begun to worry whether accounting issues might eventually embroil Europe's telecommunications companies.
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Still, energy traders worry that an attack against Iraq might embroil the Persian Gulf in chaos and disrupt supplies from other countries, including Saudi Arabia.
