Generic overview of Barack Obama's foreign policy initiatives (Nov 2011)
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The passage provides a broad, publicly known summary of President Obama's foreign‑policy actions with no new specifics, transactions, or allegations. It lacks actionable leads, novel information, or d Mentions troop surge in Afghanistan, New START treaty, Libya intervention, Iraq withdrawal, China tr Describes Obama as having shifted from anti‑war senator to a more conventional, sometimes hawkish,
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