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Clark Emerges as Key Architect of Reagan Foreign Policy
William Clark, Reagan's National Security adviser, steps from the shadows to shape U S foreign policy. He leads US stance toward the Soviet Union Central America and the Middle East while diminishing Secretary of State George Shultz influence. Brzezinski calls Clark ascendant, noting White House control of policy is shifting to the president’s circle.
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