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World Citizen: After Iran Failure, Obama Moves on to Plan B

When Iran announced this week that it would start enriching its uranium stockpiles to 20 percent -- a level much closer to that needed for nuclear weapons production -- it closed the first chapter in the history of the Obama administration's foreign policy.

That chapter has ended in failure.

Now the administration's push to get started on Chapter Two is already visible, presumably adopting a more muscular American posture to confront international challenges in Iran and beyond.

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