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The focus of U.S. foreign-policy making is the
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The focus of U.S. foreign-policy making is the

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Generally speaking, the main focus of U.S. foreign-policy making is on ensuring that the United States stays safe from attack, but there are other motivations (humanitarian, economic, etc.) as well. 
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