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    British PM says argument not won on Libya no-fly zone

    Mon, 03/14/2011 - 13:32 EDT - eubusiness.com
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    Prime Minister David Cameron admitted Monday that Britain has yet to "win
    the argument" for a no-fly zone over Libya but said support from the
    region this weekend was "very encouraging".

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