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(Archived document, may contain errors) 4 August 23, 1983 THE- LESSONS OF PLAYING TOUGH WI TH CHINA INTRODUCTION United States policy toward Beijing long was influenced by a perception that momentum must be sustained in U.S.-China relations lest the new relationship with the former adversary founder. Relations with China, it was thought, must keep improving or they would deteriorate.

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