The clock may be ticking for fresh sanctions against Iran, but a deadlock can be avoided if both sides demonstrate pragmatic flexibility and a willingness to reach a middle-of-the-road solution on Iran's nuclear program.
An initial proposal backed by President Obama after an Oct. 1 meeting in Geneva of the U.S., Iran and five other nations, would have Iran ship out a bulk of its low-enriched uranium in exchange for high-grade uranium necessary for a reactor in Tehran to continue to produce medical isotopes.
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