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By Erika Niedowski. MOSCOW // On the eve of the annual Group of Eight summit that opens today in Germany, President Bush offered his most strident rebuke to date of his Russian counterpart, saying that Russia has "derailed" democratic reforms, ...
Missile dispute threatens to throw G8 off course
Missile system no danger, Bush says
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