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Foreign Policy and Intelligence
1989
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U.S. Invasion Ousts Panama's Noriega
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Superpowers Stir Interest In a Nerve Gas Ban
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Summit Leaders Outline NATO's Past, Future
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South Africa Government Buys Itself Some Time
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Repression in China Leads to Sanctions
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Presidential Statement: Bush Seeks Partners On Latin America Plan
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Presidential Statement: Bush Lauds Agreement On Central America
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Presidential News Conference: Bush Deplores Noriega, Panama Election Fraud
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Presidential Address: Bush Urges Superpowers To Cut Chemical Arms
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Poland, Hungary Aid Launched in 1989
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Nicaragua Policy Shifts Under Bush
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Measure Authorizing Foreign Aid Dies
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Limited Legal Legacy Left by Iran-Contra
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Iran-Contra Jury Finds Oliver North Guilty
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Intelligence Authorization, CIA Watchdog Dispute
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Hill Late in Clearing State Dept. Bill
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Hill Approves Measure On Palau Autonomy
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El Salvador Eludes Tight Aid Strings
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Controversial Envoys
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Chemical Arms Sanctions
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Bush Sees Soviet Policy ‘Beyond Containment’
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Bush at Coast Guard Academy: Welcomes Changes In Soviet Union, Europe
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Bipartisan Accord: Bush and Congress on Latin America
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As Iron Curtain Falls, Superpowers Thaw