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serious problems confronting the United States in its foreign relations.
Consequently, a distinguishing activity of the NCAFP is the presentation
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American Foreign Policy Interests is published with the assistance
in part of Mutual of America, New York.
© Copyright 2001 by the National Committee on American Foreign
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