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MOSCOW — The outgoing president, Vladimir Putin, in talks with President Bush’s two top foreign policy aides, embraced yesterday an American proposal to set a broad agenda for the future — not just on the thorny issue of missile defense but on a range of problems the next American and Russian leaders will face.
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|MOSCOW — The outgoing president, Vladimir Putin, in talks with President Bush’s two top foreign policy aides, embraced yesterday an American proposal to set a broad agenda for the future — not just on the thorny issue of missile defense but on a range of problems the next American and Russian leaders will face.
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