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Always Be Closing
One important story that is likely to be crowded out by the tenuous shutdown talks is the visit of United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon to Washington, DC today to meet with Secretary of State Clinton and key Congressional leaders. The visit comes … Continue reading
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Tagged Ban Ki-Moon, Budget, Diplomacy, Human Rights, U.N.
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