Europeans have raised objections to the U.S. conduct in the "war on terror" for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
A) allegations of torture by U.S. personnel.
B) detention and imprisonment of European citizens.
C) the United States relies too much on "hard power."
D) many Europeans thought the United States should not invade Iraq.
E) Europeans believe that one should negotiate with al Qaeda.

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None of the other answer choices mention negotiating with al Qaeda, which is the only reason not listed for Europeans' objections to U.S. conduct in the "war on terror." The other answer choices are all valid reasons for European objections, including allegations of torture, detention of European citizens, reliance on "hard power," and disagreement with the decision to invade Iraq.

Europeans Have Raised Objections to the U