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The latest concessions likely don’t represent a softening of the military’s hard line but instead a belief that the worst of its opposition is already behind it, writes Andrew Nachemson. | Collector
The latest concessions likely don’t represent a softening of the military’s hard line but instead a belief that the worst of its opposition is already behind it, writes Andrew Nachemson.
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The latest concessions likely don’t represent a softening of the military’s hard line but instead a belief that the worst of its opposition is already behind it, writes Andrew Nachemson.

The latest concessions likely don’t represent a softening of the military’s hard line but instead a belief that the worst of its opposition is already behind it, writes Andrew Nachemson.

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