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April 12, 2012

Will Khamenei Quaff the Bitter Cup?

Walter Russell Mead, Via Meadia

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Iran's top political leaders are not wholly united on how to deal with the most pressing security issues; some favor coming to an agreement with the West. Let's hope these elements eventually win the day.

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