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Put that the Prime Minister had spoken about progress in the Middle East, and did the UK plan to "play" Iran on its own, or was there going to be some EU united view, the PMOS replied that the important thing that we had taken away from our two recent trips to the Middle East was the need for engagement at all levels and by many different people in many different ways. The important thing was that we kept talking to each other, not only about what our impressions were of what was happening on the ground, but also, of how we could help push things forward. That was partly why tonight’s meeting with Condoleezza Rice would be important.

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