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By BILL BARTON The Salt Lake Tribune During my 12 years of service in the Utah State Senate, we rarely discussed foreign policy, let alone [more >>>]
By JONATHAN MARCUS (diplomatic correspondent) BBC History has a strange way of imposing itself upon the present. Back in the early 1990s, when I was [more >>>]
By STANLEY WEISS* The Huffington Post It has always been a matter of historical curiosity that one of the American diplomats who was deeply involved [more >>>]
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