Why a US-Iran deal remains likely despite the rhetoric
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The article, based on its title, suggests that a deal between the United States and Iran remains likely despite rhetorical tensions. However, no substantive content was provided for analysis.
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Why it matters
Political will from both sides is necessary for a deal.
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- Political will from both sides is necessary for a deal.
- Rhetoric often masks underlying diplomatic pragmatism.
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