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By allowing reckless intervention by Putin's Russia in Syria, and by its policies in the Middle East after the Arab Spring, the Obama administration has starved the hopes of an entire region heavily oriented towards a young demographic for participatory democracy and economic development, leaving it to descend into religious conflict, and then into sectarian conflict.
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New York Times 06.13.2014
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New York Times 08.11.2014
New York Times 08.11.2014
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Gen. Martin Dempsey Leaves a Legacy of Caution
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Washington Post 10.02.2015
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