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negotiation of a
ceasefire in the Iran-Iraq War, and U Thant's role in
deescalating the
Cuban Missile Crisis. The
official residence of the secretary-general...
- into
Cambodia sparked nationwide U.S.
protests as
Nixon had
promised to
deescalate the
American involvement. Four
students were
killed by
National Guardsmen...
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Rising Rapidly; 'Have Been Up All
Night To
Think Of Any
Possible Way To
Deescalate This War'".
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January 30, 2023.
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- an
urgent appeal for the
students to
leave the
square in an
attempt to
deescalate the conflict. However, many
students believed that the
intellectuals were...
-
declined to
directly involve American troops. The
following year,
Kennedy deescalated the
Cuban Missile Crisis, an
incident widely regarded as the closest...
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announced that as
president he
would consider admitting Russia to NATO and
deescalating tensions with the People's
Republic of China. He said the 2014 Ukrainian...
- 2018), 123–134.
Remini (2002, p. 115) Hill (1989, pp. 44–46) (for
Smith deescalating and
disbanding the camp);
Bushman (2005, pp. 235–46) (for the numerical...
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Hamas officials in the Gaza
Strip to
reopen closed crossing points and
deescalate tensions.
Simon Tisdall argues that an
uptick in Israeli–Palestinian violence...
- long term he
devised a plan to
modernize Algeria's
traditional economy,
deescalated the war, and
offered Algeria self-determination in 1959. A pied-noir...
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turning on the car's dome light,
putting their hands on the
wheel and
deescalating the situation. However, many activists,
including Al Sharpton, criticized...
