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This paper presents an in-depth examination of how the collapse of the former Soviet Union has shaped American foreign policy, particularly in the past decade. The paper further notes how America has seen fit to cooperate with the "New Russia" on various projects aimed at cutting down the likelihood of nuclear proliferation. Additionally, it points out how the two countries are also seemingly committed to closer trade ties and to thwarting the will of international terrorist organizations. Other issues of common interest to the two nations are also discussed.

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"The next several pages will look at how the collapse of the former Soviet Union has shaped American foreign policy - especially within the past decade. To be more to the point, the ensuing paper will note how America has seen fit to cooperate with the "New Russia" on various projects aimed at cutting down the likelihood of nuclear proliferation; the two countries are also seemingly committed to closer trade ties and to thwarting the will of international terrorist organizations. Moreover, Russia and America are engaged in what looks like an effort to make energy security and energy investment as strong as possible where the two powers are..."

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