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Kissinger

[ US /ˈkɪsɪndʒɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. United States diplomat who served under President Nixon and President Ford (born in 1923)

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  • Into the 1960 presidential election, Kissinger was among the adamant critics proclaiming that Eisenhower had neglectfully allowed a “missile gap” to develop with Moscow. Magic and Mayhem
  • During this time Kissinger needlessly prolonged U.S. war-making in which 20,853 Americans were killed and an officially U. S.-estimated 7,860,013 Indochinese were murdered, maimed or made homeless. Fred Branfman: Hillary Clinton's Promoting Kissinger: An Insult to History
  • Power is the great aphrodisiac---Henry Alfred Kissinger, German-born American political scientist, diplomat, and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
  • Such disavowals always remind me of Henry Kissinger's line that when a state denies it intends to take a course of action, it is signalling to others that it has the capacity to take such action if it wishes.
  • This quickly won approval of the policy makers at the White House, but Kissinger wanted to do much more.
  • Edwards's name is blacked out, but the text makes clear that the meeting can be none other than the Helms-Edwards conclave that Kissinger and others alluded to.
  • Most of these U.S. and Indochinese lives could have been saved had Kissinger negotiated a deal with the North Vietnamese in 1969, as urged by Averill Harriman, Clark Clifford, Cyrus Vance and many others. Fred Branfman: Hillary Clinton's Promoting Kissinger: An Insult to History
  • The title chapter describes, in hilarious fashion, Crimmins 'sharing the green room at CNN with Henry Kissinger. Barry Crimmins : Political Satirist:
  • Bloomberg, Kissinger help former Mayor Koch celebrate 85th birthday Mayor Bloomberg's 2009 campaign spending of more than $102 million to win a third term shatters a record previously set by ... NY Daily News
  • Kissinger had in mind the geopolitical balance of power and the new centrality of international economics that complicated diplomacy.
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