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"We have -- from our embassy in Damascus at 42 civilians were killed by regime forces on November 14. I would certainly seen reports with estimates. That number significantly higher but that's. That's what we've been able to determine. This goes on top of the 87. Civilians. That were killed by regime forces between November 11 and thirteenth. A lot of these were protesters. We're out celebrating the Arab League decision and -- calling for us not to step down. You're right the Arab League is set to meet tomorrow in Rabat. We were as I said yesterday quite pleased with the very strong and forceful statement that came out over the weekend. We look. For the Arab League tomorrow to. To again. Send a forceful message suicide. That he needs to. Allow for democratic transition and take place and to laugh and to and the violence against his people. You know I'm not going to predetermined what they're going to discuss what measures they may take beyond what they've already discussed. And -- Saturday. Which includes suspending Syria. But you know what what I think we're seeing. From over the weekend in continuing -- today. We've had since the Arab league's decision. We've seen that the EU has broadened its sanctions and to target eighteen individuals. As well as and initiate a new prohibition against the European investment banks that dispersants on Syria. -- we have the Arab League meeting tomorrow with the king of Jordan came out yesterday and said that decides to step down. And we also have Turkey coming out today with very forceful statements about the situation in Syria so I think what we're seeing here and continue to see is that. You know that the drumbeat of international pressures increasing and --"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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