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However, contact between EU officials and opposition leaders are becoming more frequent. [[w:William Hague|British Foreign Secretary William Hague]] said he had spoken by telephone with [[w:Mustafa Mohamed Abud Al Jeleil|Mahmoud Jabril]], special envoy of the Libyan [[w:National Transitional Council|Transitional National Council]] before he left for [[NATO]] talks on the Libyan situation in [[w:Brussels|Brussels]]. The talks planned to include a [[w:Proposed Libyan no-fly zone|discussion of a no-fly zone over Libya]].
Meanwhile, in Washington U.S. Secretary of Hillary Rodham Clinton said she plans to meet with Libyan opposition members on her trip to Egypt and Tunisia next week. The U.S. has suspended relations with Libya's [[Washington]] embassy.
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