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"We have made real progress with our European allies since I appeared before you last March. The differences of last year have given way to a firm conviction on both sides of the Atlantic that we must and can succeed together in Iraq, as we do when we close ranks to address other challenges to our shared values. We share with our European partners a conviction that global threats are most effectively met when we act in concert.

"The greatest challenge our societies face today is the nexus of terrorist and WMD threats, facilitated by failed states, dictatorship, and violent extremism. That is why we are working with our European partners -- in the G-8, through U.S.-EU relations, and through NATO -- to support the long-term transformation of the Greater Middle East through freedom-based reform."

--Assistant Secretary A. Elizabeth Jones, Testimony Before the House International Relations Committee Subcommittee on Europe, March 3, 2004 

  
  
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