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… U.S. - 2556 the creation and execution of U.S. foreign policy so that it is focused on his or her Chapter Department … number 196 … the creation and execution of U.S. foreign policy so that it is focused on his or her … the creation and … - page 196
… in - 2557 vision for the nation’s role in the world. The policy ideas and reform recommen Chapter Department of State … 196 … vision for the nation’s role in the world. The policy ideas and reform recommen … vision for the nation’s role … - page 196
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… that are used in some quarters to capture U.S. foreign policy. Chapter Department of State Page number 196 … and … that are used in some quarters to capture U.S. foreign policy. … and social experiments that are used - 2561 … - page 196
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… at The Heritage Foundation’s Davis Center. In particular, | would like to acknowledge the following … Paul Dans, Steven Groves, Simon Hankinson, Joseph Humire, Michael Pillsbury, Max Primorac, Reed Rubenstein, Brett … at The Heritage Foundation’s Davis Center. In particular, | would like to acknowledge the following … - page 197
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