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To: Dayuhan who wrote (107293)	7/23/2003 7:15:31 PM
From: Hawkmoon	Read Replies (2) of 281500

The best available solution to the problem of N. Korean insistence on bilateral negotiations would be for Russia, China, S. Korea, or all three to formally announce that bilateral negotiations would be fundamentally unacceptable to them. Which is why I believe Bush is engaging in a bit of brinksmanship of his own. He's showing an apparent willingness to let this drag out, being just as stubborn in his convictions as Kim Jong Il has been.. Thus, China, Russia, and to a limited extent, S. Korea, will eventually be forced to intervene and prevent the situation from escalating further. Hawk

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