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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Dialogue with America's enemies, improved ties with other countries and more aggressive scrutiny of Bush administration decision-making are all high on the foreign policy agenda if Democrats score big in next week's U.S. elections. Under the U.S. Constitution, presidents have the lead on foreign policy and that will continue no matter which party controls Congress after November 7.To know more click:
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