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United Nations (CNN) -- Syria's U.N. ambassador lashed out Thursday at criticism of his daughter, who was in the news last week after ABC News' Barbara Walters expressed regret for having tried to help her. "This is an unethical, immoral, baseless, unfounded, animal and brutal approach toward personal issues related to my family," Bashar Jaafari told reporters here after being asked to address the issue of his daughter's link to Columbia University. "Somebody is seeking to get to the Syrian ambassador," he continued. "Since they don't have any possibility to get to that, they are trying to attack me through my own daughter. This is why this is an unethical approach -- and immoral."

"In retrospect, I realize that this created a conflict and I regret that,"

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- ABC News said last week in a statement.
- Barbara Walters said last week in a statement.
- Bashar Jaafari said last week in a statement.
- CNN said last week in a statement.
- Columbia University said last week in a statement.
- Syria said last week in a statement.
- Syrian said last week in a statement.
- U.N. said last week in a statement.
- United Nations said last week in a statement.
Answer: Barbara Walters said last week in a statement.
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By Tara Brady PUBLISHED: 01:15 EST, 6 March 2014 | UPDATED: 06:52 EST, 6 March 2014 Fun day: Haitham al-Haddad had hired the theme park exclusively for a day of 'halal activities'. Legoland has been forced to close this weekend after far-right extremists threatened to target a planned Muslim fun day booked by a radical cleric even though it had been cancelled. The theme park in Windsor, Berkshire, had been hired out exclusively to the Muslim Research and Development Foundation. The group, based in east London, is run by Haitham al-Haddad, who is said to be one of the top 25 radical preachers in Britain.

A spokesman for Legoland said: 'Unfortunately the

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- Berkshire has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- Britain has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- Facebook has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- Haitham al-Haddad has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- Legoland has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- London has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- Muslim has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- Muslim Research and Development Foundation has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- Muslims has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- Tara Brady has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- Thames Valley Police has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
- Windsor has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
Answer: Legoland has had to close the Hotel on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th March 2014 after threats from right-wing groups made against the Resort.
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(CNN) -- Early this year, comic book writer Nathan Edmondson set out to tell fictional stories based on the super-secret U.S. government paramilitary organization once named the Intelligence Support Activity (or ISA). But it turns out what Edmonson created from his wildest imaginations hues pretty close to reality about the little known, seldom discussed agency. His stories focused on a specialized subset of the organization that was a "technologically advanced, mixed-gender team of first responders with backgrounds in a variety of military and spy disciplines." In reality, the ISA has been around since the 1970s. Originally hidden from the Pentagon and Congress, its existence has never publicly or officially been acknowledged.

The most recent issue, "The Activity" #7, had the participation of

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- CNN, who co-plotted a major scene in the story.
- Congress, who co-plotted a major scene in the story.
- Edmonson, who co-plotted a major scene in the story.
- ISA, who co-plotted a major scene in the story.
- Intelligence Support Activity, who co-plotted a major scene in the story.
- Nathan Edmondson, who co-plotted a major scene in the story.
- Navy SEALs, who co-plotted a major scene in the story.
- Pentagon, who co-plotted a major scene in the story.
- U.S., who co-plotted a major scene in the story.
Answer:
Navy SEALs, who co-plotted a major scene in the story.