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... Reagan administration quietly lifted several restrictions on U.S. links with South Africa . Finally , the Reagan administration sought to reverse what Crocker perceived to be a mistaken U.S. preoccupation with " the ulti- mate goal ...
... Reagan administration quietly lifted several restrictions on U.S. links with South Africa . Finally , the Reagan administration sought to reverse what Crocker perceived to be a mistaken U.S. preoccupation with " the ulti- mate goal ...
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... Reagan Doc- trine explicitly rejects the notion of curtailing America's ... administration's military outlays have not been extravagant . From 1955 to ... Reagan administration's original fiscal 1986 defense proposal called for spending ...
... Reagan Doc- trine explicitly rejects the notion of curtailing America's ... administration's military outlays have not been extravagant . From 1955 to ... Reagan administration's original fiscal 1986 defense proposal called for spending ...
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... Reagan has indicated that the principal reason for America's depar- ture from the SALT regime was Soviet viola- tions of the unratified treaty of 1979. Other administration officials ... Reagan administration's citations 4 . FOREIGN POLICY.
... Reagan has indicated that the principal reason for America's depar- ture from the SALT regime was Soviet viola- tions of the unratified treaty of 1979. Other administration officials ... Reagan administration's citations 4 . FOREIGN POLICY.
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