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/ B1 ?8 h' G% ~) u While the f stanley becher ighting in Libya continues, the U.S. is searching for options that would both force embattled leader Muammar Qaddafi to quit, and that the rest of the world can agree on.Secretary of State Hillary Clinton told the CBS News   The Early Show  that the U.S. will not go it alone on this decision, either. We believe it s important that this not be an American or a NATO or a European effort. It needs to be an inter stanley cups national one. And there is still a lot of opposition,  Clinton said.The most dramatic option under serious consideration is to establish a no-fly zone that would put an end to the bombing runs conducted by Qaddafi s air force. However, Defense Secretary Robert Gates has warned that would require air strikes against Libya, most likely cruise missiles fired from ships off shore.Complete coverage: Anger in the Arab World Qaddafi: Libyans will  fight  no-fly zone         A no-fly zone begins with an attack on Libya to destroy the air defenses,  Gates said.CBS News correspondent David Martin reports there are military veterans out there who agree with Gates  assessment. This is not risk-free. in fact, this is very high risk,  said Ai stanley cup r Force veteran David Deptula.Now retired, Deptula ran a no fly zone over Iraq with a force of 50 planes and 1,600 people.             With that number of people and aircraft, we operated inside Iraqi air space about 6 hours a day, 3 to 4 times a week,  Deptula said.Iraqi aircraft rarely challenged the zone but there was still a danger t Niiy Samsung   s Triple-Headed Micro USB Cable Charges Three Gadgets At Once
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