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Andrea Mitchell NBC's politico-diplomatic correspondent has already occasionally substituted at Meet the Press for Russert -- as has Gregory.
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He said South Africa's policy was defensive, deterrent, politico-diplomatic and human rights oriented.
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In 1971, he made the Vatican's first politico-diplomatic visit to Moscow, and there signed the nuclear arms non-proliferation treaty, on behalf of the Holy See.
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"It was generally felt that there is no alternative but to solve the Iran's nuclear program problem by politico-diplomatic methods and avoid regionally disastrous military options," said
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We share an imperative that the international community should resolve conflicts through politico-diplomatic and legal means, rather than the use of military force.
The Times of India 2010
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Domingos Simões said relevant contributions have been made by member countries, particularly in the fields of culture, cooperation and politico-diplomatic concert.
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India will not relent in the politico-diplomatic pressure that is being maintained on Islamabad to dismantle the terror infrastructure it has nurtured and the visit of Home Minister P. Chidambaram to Washington, even as the Obama team prepares to assume office, will bring necessary political traction to this objective.
India eNews 2009
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Looking at the specifics (if one can call the extremely vague Israeli politico-diplomatic discourse as such) of Netanyahu's government's "peace proposal" to the Palestinians, it quickly becomes apparent that Palestinian "sovereignty" is not even a remote possibility in this proposed "peace."
GlobalResearch.ca 2009
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It pointed out that Mr Pathmanathan had been actively engaged in a process of political transformation of the LTTE, and was leading the Tamils 'struggle for self-determination onto a new path - a struggle through politico-diplomatic means.
Latest Stories 2009
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Looking at the specifics (if one can call the extremely vague Israeli politico-diplomatic discourse as such) of Netanyahu's government's "peace proposal" to the Palestinians, it quickly becomes apparent that Palestinian "sovereignty" is not even a remote possibility in this proposed "peace."
GlobalResearch.ca 2009
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