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"The United States believes that the OSCE has a vital role to play in Euro-Atlantic security affairs. It has unique capabilities to stimulate democratic reforms, to counter threats to intra-state stability, to resolve disputes, and to assist with rehabilitation when stability breaks down." -- John Schmidt, Director of European Security and Political Affairs, Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs,