The president has come to rely increasingly on a White House-centered foreign policy process managed by the national security advisor and staff.

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This statement reflects a trend observed in several administrations where the President relies more on a centralized foreign policy process managed by the National Security Advisor and their staff within the White House, as opposed to relying more heavily on traditional foreign policy institutions like the State Department or the Department of Defense. This approach allows for a more direct control and coordination of foreign policy by the President's closest advisors.

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