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    Economic Interests - If Pitchfork Pat gets the Reform Party's presidential nod, his opponents should tread lightly on trade.
    by Stokes, Bruce
    Published in National journal (1999)
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    Economic Interests - The Bush administration should think twice about championing Turkey's efforts to join the European Union. Turkey is not ready to be part of Europe. For all its reforms, Turkey is not a model democracy.
    by Stokes, Bruce
    Published in National journal (2002)
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    Economic Interests - Lost amid the rhetoric that extols privacy as a value akin to motherhood is any assessment of privacy's cost.
    by Stokes, Bruce
    Published in National journal (2000)
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    Economic Interests - Don't look now, but China's entry into the World Trade Organization still isn't a done deal.
    by Stokes, Bruce
    Published in National journal (2001)
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    Going Global
    by Stokes, Bruce
    Published in National journal (1994)
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    Mondale's Role
    by Stokes, Bruce
    Published in National journal (1994)
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    Trade Talk
    by Stokes, Bruce
    Published in National journal (1994)
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    New Peso Plan Shrewd but Overdue?
    by Stokes, Bruce
    Published in National journal (1995)
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    Economic Interests - Now that President Bush has announced modest measures intended to keep America in the steel business, the next step should be persuading foreign steelmakers to reduce their production capacity. Good luck.
    by Stokes, Bruce
    Published in National journal (2002)
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    Washington on the Senne - Washington, meet Brussels, your political and bureaucratic younger brother, which, after a long gestation period, is now rapidly emerging as the European Union's capital. And like many siblings, Brussels bears a striking resemblance, in manners and mores, to its role model on the banks of the Potomac. A look at what awaits President Bush.
    by Stokes, Bruce
    Published in National journal (2005)
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