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line the administration is still having to walk when it comes to terrorism threats The president was never fully put out there to elaborate to the public on the issue and with the shadow of Benghazi forever in their memory they were forced to both be overly cautious Its a classic "damned if you do damned if you dont" situation and while they may have overdone the caution they put out there and the threat now doesnt seem as prominent as some had once believed they know they now cant be too cautious even as the drastic moves by the US to evacuate embassy personnel seems not just like overkill but nowhere near the level of seriousness once thought And frankly what some analysts are telling NBC News is that the threat in Yemen is sadly constant; on any given day theres real concern of an attack on a Western outpost in that country Speaking of Benghazi a little short of the one year anniversary of those attacks the administration announced that a Libyan man Ahmed Abu Khattalah was being 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