On the recordApril 24, 2012
We believe that it is fragile and reversible. The future in Burma is neither clear nor certain and therefore we need to carefully calibrate our approach to encourage continued progress.
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congress.govHillary Clinton: “We believe that it is fragile and reversible. The future in Burma is neither clear nor certain and therefore we need to…”
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Hillary Clinton emphasizes the fragility of progress in Burma and the need for careful diplomatic engagement.
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