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Statement of Nicholas Burns Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations

Published: May. 6, 2009

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Burns, Nicholas. “Statement of Nicholas Burns Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations.” May 6, 2009

International Relations Middle East & North Africa North America U.S. Foreign Policy

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