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Peter Afanasenko,left,senior Russian diplomatic translator,assists President Bush in talks with President Vladimir Putin of Russia at the Bush ranch in Crawford,Texas.
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ON THE COVER
Two ofthis year’s distinguished retirees:Clyde Taylor and Nancy Ely-Raphel earnthe Director General’s Foreign Service andCivil Service cups.
Photo by Paul Koscak
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