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Figuring importantly in the formulation of basic data is the priority of bringing pressure to bear on IRTS targets, something that forms the core of the third procedure. Brain said his group, which would meet today to discuss strategy, was capable of bringing pressure to bear on Watson as well. With the end of the cold war, de Klerk reasoned, the world would be looking ever more closely at South Africa and bringing pressure to bear on it. |
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