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The United States has rarely if ever been singularly guided by human rights concerns in the pursuit of its objectives...
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It's simply too early to close the book on the Arab Spring; it's not over yet.
The U.S. government should take a cue from the Vermont ice cream maker and assume responsibility for its involvement in...
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