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NATO says it is ready to defend alliance member Turkey amid artillery exchanges along its tense southeastern border with Syria.
Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen said Tuesday that Ankara can rely on the alliance, which has “all necessary plans in place to protect and defend Turkey if necessary.â€
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But he appealed to all parties involved to show restraint and avoid an escalation in the crisis.
Turkey and Syria have exchanged mortar and cannon fire across their common border since errant Syrian shells killed five Turkish civilians last week. The border region has been the scene of bloody clashed between Syrian government forces and rebel militants who have used safe havens within Turkey.
Syria says it is not seeking any escalation of violence with Turkey.
More Amid border tension with Syria, NATO to defend Turkey if needed - Globe and Mail Articles Question by urimagnryfrind223: Is there a difference between "Bringing Down the House" and "21: Bringing Down the House"? I recently bought the story by Ben Mezrichand got the second title and I am wondering if I got the right story. At the begining of the book on the first page where it usually repeats the title it says, "21. Bringing Down the House Movie Tie-in" which confused me. If anyone knows if the story was in any way altered that would be helpful. Best answer for Is there a difference between "Bringing Down the House" and "21: Bringing Down the House"?:
Answer by bluegirl
It should be the exact same book, word for word. When a book is made into a movie and it is expected to do well, many times the publisher will reissue the book with a cover depicting the characters in the movie, or a scene from the movie. Movie tie-ins are becoming more commonplace with the increase in books being made into movies. There are 2 copies of Kite Runner, Atonement, The Other Boleyn Girl, No Country for Old Men, etc., but the copy reads the same word for word.
Answer by NickieG
idk.
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