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Momentum Moves Way of America in United Nations
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LOS ANGELES TIMES
UNITED NATIONS - The U.S. appeared Wednesday to have won backing
for its new resolution on disarming Iraq from Pakistan, a major boost
from an Islamic nation that could help swing wavering votes on the
Security Council, U.S. and Pakistani officials said.
"We are very good allies of the United States and value our
relationship and want to see that blossom," a senior Pakistani
official told the Los Angeles Times. "The issue of Iraq will not
become a problem betwe...
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