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Opposition to President Bush's missile-defense plan is growing in the Czech Republic, with critics in the nation's evenly divided parliament campaigning against the effort ahead of Mr. Bush's arrival yesterday.
The plan, which would station a radar base in the Czech Republic and 10 interceptor missiles in neighboring Poland, is expected to dominate a brief summit this morning with Mr. Bush, President Vaclav Klaus and Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek.See the full content of this document
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Bush Missile Shield a Tough Sell in Parliament
"The situation ... is a fiasco of public diplomacy of the United States government [and] the Czech government, which has not been able [until]...
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