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Bush Says U.S. Will Wait on Syria Sanctions

MAINZ, Germany (Reuters) - The United States will wait to see how Syria responds to international demands to withdraw from Lebanon before possibly seeking U.N. sanctions, President Bush said Wednesday.

At a joint news conference with German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder, Bush said the withdrawal demand applies not just to Syrian troops but also to Syrian secret services.

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