It has long been no secret in Washington that France is considered the most difficult of the United States' major European allies.
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February 2004
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United States Institute of Peace Press
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English
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344
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French Negotiating Behavior: Dealing With LA Grande Nation
January 2004, United States Institute of Peace Press, United States Institute of Peace, Brand: United States Institute of Peace
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French Negotiating Behavior: Dealing With LA Grande Nation
February 2004, United States Institute of Peace Press
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