The people we are adding to our foreign policy team today are men of tremendous achievement and character.

I think Japan ought to stimulate their economy and open their markets.

I think there's a lot of evidence that people are learning more about the specifics of the economic program again, too.

I admire very much the program of economic reform that Argentina has pursued under his leadership.

Sustainable development is broadly defined as economic growth that will benefit present and future generations without detrimentally affecting the resources or biological systems of the planet.

We have to decide what to do with part-time employees.

I hope that we can explore stronger and broader trade relations.

We must face it. And we've got to provide some means of covering people, letting them change jobs, and having people have this without going bankrupt.

Argentina has become an international leader on the great issues of the post-cold-war era.

I think small businesses should really be limited in what they're required to pay by the Government.

Do I believe Argentina's a leader in Latin America? Absolutely.

I have long thought that NAFTA should be a model for embracing all of Latin America's democracies and free market economies.

I think it was the appropriate thing to do.

I think the problem is, we're doing too little of some of the things we do well, and we're doing too much of things that Government can't really have much of an impact on except to slow down the job machine.

Freer trade promotes the kind of economic and democratic reforms we see in Argentina.

Absolutely, I do.

The terrorist bombing of Pan Am 103 in December 1988 with the resultant deaths of 270 (including 189 Americans), and the terrorist bombing of UTA flight 772 in September 1989 with the resultant deaths of 171 (including 7 Americans)…

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