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Not a thing. Soviet foreign policy never had any of Gerber chiefs.
He made a foreign law thing called the Dollar Diplomacy if that helps.
You Diplomacy... theres such thing as wikipedia and google dictionary. Maybe the Library still exists for you.
There is no difference. These are just two different terms referring to the same thing.
I'm asking the same thing! Don't know the answer to it though. :\ Trying to study for my History exam next week.
he was by large domestic but really the only thing notable he did was the interstate system which was for nation defense should the cold war go hot
It was the one thing he was really good at - even Lyndon Johnson, who was appalled at most of Nixon's agenda, gave him high marks for foreign policy.
The 50 U.S. states all recognize one another as states. As for foreign states, all matters of foreign policy are handled exclusively by the federal government. Thus the answer to your question is "no such thing."
it means you have to accept the terms of policy thing in your DSi settings. I'm guessing you are trying to get victini on Pokemon black and white.
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