George H. W. Bush viewed diplomacy:
A) as not being part of a president's responsibilities.
B) in terms of the traditional view of reconciling national interests.
C) as unimportant in the modern world of foreign policy.
D) as being accomplished through conversations and friendships among leaders.
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