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Samantha Power to NSC

Harvard’s Samantha Power will join the NSC as senior director for multilateral affairs, the AP reports.

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Harvard’s Samantha Power will join the NSC as senior director for multilateral affairs, the AP reports.

Harvard’s Samantha Power will join the NSC as senior director for multilateral affairs, the AP reports.

Laura Rozen writes The Cable daily at ForeignPolicy.com.
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