Gates: Libyan no-fly zone would require attack
Defense secretary continues cautious tone about possible military intervention in Libyan conflict
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Defense secretary continues cautious tone about possible military intervention in Libyan conflict
NATO and EU ponder a no-fly zone over Libya; Qaddafi says "thousands" will die if the West intervenes
Strong man warns fellow Libyans will be harmed if U.S., NATO get involved in clashes
As a contingent of U.S. Marines moves closer to Libya, Defense Secretary Gates weighs basic options against worst-case scenarios
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Conflicting report says they are on a larger pirate ship, but a long ordeal awaits and pirates warn of violence
CBS News producer in eastern Libya says rebels fear Qaddafi has chemical weapons, want to finish fight "before he does anything stupid"
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Militia prepares weapons ranging from Soviet-era bullets to liberated Libyan hardware as fight with well-financed army looms
Somali pirate warns Danish family and two crew members will be killed if a rescue attempt is made
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Saif al-Islam Qaddafi says any nation can investigate reported attacks; U.K. gov't says Qaddafis "lost touch with reality"