__________ and __________ are the two primary reasons that foreign policy bureaucracies pursue different policies.
A) Profit; reputation
B) Role; budget
C) Interests; benefits
D) Identity; purpose

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The two primary reasons that foreign policy bureaucracies pursue different policies are their designated roles (which may prioritize different issues or approaches) and the budget they have available to carry out their policies. While interests, benefits, identity, and purpose can also be factors, they are not the primary reasons given in political science literature.

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