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We have consistently said we were willing to explore any reasonable path to peace. We are in the process of exploring this one. But whatever the fate of this particular move we are ready for a settlement fair to everyone.

— Richard Nixon Address to the Nation on Progress Toward Peace in Vietnam (1970)

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