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    Two Countries, Even Allies, Seldom Have Identical National Interests
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Two Countries, Even Allies, Seldom Have Identical National Interests

Question 52

Question 52

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Two countries, even allies, seldom have identical national interests.The best one can hope for is that their interests will be __________.


A) parallel
B) complementary
C) similar
D) compatible

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