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The United States never explicitly rejected the doctrine of pre-emption, and now the Bush administration has used it to justify the invasion of Iraq. According to the administration, nothing is wrong with waging a pre-emptive war. And they may be right. But launching a preventive war — which is actually what Washington has done — is an entirely different matter, says Miriam Sapiro.
April 07, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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