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Republicans opportunistically used the British incident to emphasize that terrorists remain, that Bush's approach of "taking it to the enemy" has kept us safe and that those who disagree with them about staying the course in Iraq help sustain al-Qaeda. The acquisition of this large portfolio of properties significantly expands our Fund, bringing the assets under management to approximately US$500 million and furthers our strategy of investing opportunistically in North American real estate", commented David Arthur, President and CEO of BREOF. it is pragmatic architecture that is being generated opportunistically by wringing the maximum potential from the ordinary. |
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