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America's Role in International Affairs

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  • As the world’s only super power, maybe it is inevitable that we are as mocked as we are envied, but America’s reputation has suffered significantly from world opinion against our policies in Iraq. How can we improve our national prestige to be effective diplomatically? And, given our commitments to fighting terrorism, do we have the resources to intervene in human tragedies such as those occuring in Darfur?

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