What allowed talks to resume concerning the reduction of long-range weapons numbers in the Soviet Union and the U.S.?

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Talks between the Soviet Union and the U.S. concerning the reduction of long-range weapons numbers had stalled during Reagan's term in office due to his hardline approach towards the Soviet Union. However, with the end of his term, talks were able to resume under President George H.W. Bush who took a more diplomatic approach towards the Soviet Union.

What Allowed Talks to Resume Concerning the Reduction of Long-Range