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stubborn
Faith-based foreign policy faces perils ahead
James D. Besser
March 2, 2007
A stubbornly ideological administration has put the United States in a deep hole in the international arena — and a vulnerable Israel could pay a big price for playing along with the true believers in Washington.
Sharon Spurns Syria Peace Talks Push
Leslie Susser
December 2, 2004
Syria\’s President Bashar Assad is proving to be as stubborn a character as his father.
But where Assad senior showed his obduracy by refusing to make concessions for peace, the younger Assad shows his by continually pushing for peace talks — or at least saying he wants them.
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