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President Obama spoke by phone today to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, pledging "our country's unshakable commitment to Israel's security," the White House said.
"The two leaders underscored that they are in full agreement on the shared goal of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon," a White House read-out of the conversation said.
The two leaders spoke amid signs that Israel may give the United States and allies more time before deciding whether to launch a military attack against Iran's nuclear facilities.
In a speech yesterday to the United Nations General Assembly, Netanyahu spoke in terms of next year: "By next spring, at most next summer, at current enrichment rates, they will have finished the medium enrichment and moved on to the final stage -- from there it's only a few months, possibly a few weeks, before they get enough enriched uranium for the first bomb."
Netanyahu, who has clashed with Obama over Iran policy in the past, also had kind words for the president's pledge to block Iran's path to nuclear weapons. "I very much appreciate the president's position, as does everyone in my country," said the Israeli leader.
Obama and allies have urged Netanyahu to hold off on any military attack and give sanctions more time to pressure Iran into giving up any nuclear ambitions.
Iran insists its nuclear program is designed for peaceful energy purposes.
The White House readout:
"President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu spoke today as part of their regular consultations, and to follow up on Secretary Clinton's meeting with the prime minister. The two leaders discussed a range of security issues, and the president reaffirmed his and our country's unshakable commitment to Israel's security.
The two leaders underscored that they are in full agreement on the shared goal of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.
The prime minister welcomed President Obama's commitment before the United Nations General Assembly to do what we must to achieve that goal.
The two leaders took note of the close cooperation and coordination between the governments of the United States and Israel regarding the threat posed by Iran -- its nuclear program, proliferation, and support for terrorism -- and agreed to continue their regular consultations on this issue going forward."
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Answer by Sattamander
Like you say, Somehow you messed up your Normal.dotm file which is the template for new .doc files try this: Change the Normal.dotm template Any changes that you make to Normal.dotm will be applied to documents that you create in the future. Click the Microsoft Office Button , and then click Open. Do one of the following: In Windows Vista: Click Templates, and then double-click the Normal.dotm file to open it. In Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Windows Server 2003: Click Templates next to File name. If no templates are listed in the Open dialog box, click the arrow next to the Files of type box, and then click All Word Templates. To be certain that you're working in the default template, check to see that Normal.dotm appears in the Word title bar. Make any changes that you want to the fonts, margins, spacing, and other settings. You can use the same commands and features that you use to change a document â€" but remember that any changes that you make to Normal.dotm will be applied to documents that you create in the future. When you have finished, click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click Save.
Answer by The Phlebob
Not a problem. We'll fix it by changing your global template. NOTE: This method will not affect any other changes you've made to the template. Here's how: In Word versions prior to Word 2007: 1.Close all open copies of Word. 2.Open Word. 3.Click on the File->Save As menu item. 4.In the "File of Type" list box, scroll down to Document Templates and select it. The directory should change and there should be a Normal.dot file in it. DON’T SAVE THE FILE. Click Cancel instead. 5.Press CTRL/O. 6.Select Normal.dot. Normal.dot should become your open document. 7.Now delete all the text in the document, including text in any headers and footers. Pressing CTRL/A followed by the Delete key is the fastest way to do this. 8.Save the file with CTRL/S. You may get a warning message about the Global template having been changed. This is OK. Click Yes. 9.Close Word. In Word 2007: 1.Close all open copies of Word. 2.Open Word. 3.Click on the round Office button in the upper-left corner of the window. 4.Click Open. 5.Select Templates in the Favorite Links pane. 6.Select Normal.dotm or Normal.dotx. (This may be just "Normal" also.) This should become your open document. 7.Now delete all the text in the document, including text in any headers and footers. Pressing CTRL/A followed by the Delete key is the fastest way to do this. 8.Save the file with CTRL/S. You may get a warning message about the Global template having been changed. This is OK. Click Yes. 9.Close Word. Word sometimes leaves the last directory used incorrectly set, so the next time you open or save (especially!) a file, be careful that Word's pointed at the right place. Hope that helps.
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