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Written by Bobby Reyes

Sunday, 04 November 2007 07:34

Two Articles on "Baseball Diplomacy"

Perhaps readers, especially those who are baseball fans, may like to read two articles that this writer penned about "Baseball Diplomay."

The links are:

How Bill Richardson Can "Reinvent" American Foreign Policy and Win the Nomination and

Secretary of State Rice Starts "Baseball Diplomacy.

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