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(1) The bare facts about Brimmer, complete with hard evidence, were ready to hand over.

(2) If you were Brimmer, how would you plan an escape if you ever had to make a run for it?

(3) Like me. Too dangerous if Brimmer thought we were backing out.

(4) Speaking to America.gov, Brimmer said the Obama administration is seeking a seat on the U.N. Human Rights Council while being aware that critics of the council believe it has been ineffective.

(5) Brimmer said that the president will address the U.S. commitment to the development goals in a speech on September 22. Sentencedict.com

(6) Brimmer promises the Obama administration will be an active and constructive participant in Council deliberations.

(7) But the Obama administration, as explained by Brimmer a different view.

(8) Brimmer said many in the international community — U.S. allies and partners — wonder whether robust U.S. engagement at the United Nations will be sustained.

(9) Brimmer added, "It is also important that the United States be active across the U.N. system, and there are many different parts of the U.N. system active on human rights.

(10) "The council has been troubled during its history," Brimmer said, "but the best way to really try to grapple [with] serious problems on the council is from the inside as a member."

(11) Brimmer promises the Obama Administration will be an active and constructive participant in Council deliberations.

(12) But the Obama administration, as explained by Brimmer, has a different view.

(13) That was what she was doing, going along, arousing no suspicion in Brimmer or anyone at the office.

(14) But do not misunderstand me: to be sure, we are all aware that there are shortcomings in the way the U.N. carries out its business, " Brimmer said.

(15) "We very much want to encourage fairness and balance in our approach in the council," Brimmer said.

(16) "Let me be clear: we must not, and we will not, " Brimmer said.

(17) Our vision is not merely made in America, but rather reflects the aspirations embodied in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the mandate of the Human Rights Council itself, " Brimmer said."

(18) "It is indeed an honor and a privilege to address the Council today on this important occasion for my country, " Brimmer said.

(19) "It's a very different approach than the previous administration, but I would suggest that the undeniable record since 2009 validates the benefits to Americans of these efforts, " Brimmer added.

(20) "We will work to achieve even greater reforms and improvements in the areas of oversight, accountability, ethics, financial management and good governance, " Brimmer said.

(21) The United States has been a leader on human rights issues, Brimmer said.

(22) "The United States has been a leading voice in promoting the participation of women in conflict resolution, peacekeeping and peace building," Brimmer said.

(23) "Last year, President Obama made clear his intent to lead the United States back to the multilateral table, and that intent was defined as the era of engagement," Brimmer told reporters.