It is our diplomats who have the relationships in these countries throughout the world, who follow up and explain directly how seriously the United States takes this.
Ed Royce: “It is our diplomats who have the relationships in these countries throughout the world, who follow up and explain…”
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Emphasizing the importance of diplomats in conveying U.S. seriousness on international issues.
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