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secure and reliable communications / energy imports / greater energy / /
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the Future / Indian Ocean / /
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Arabian Sea / Pacific Islands / South China Sea / Indian Ocean / /
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Washington / /
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the New Yorker / /
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West Africa / South China / Indian Ocean / Middle East / Central America / East Asia / Caribbean / South Asia / Asia Pacific / Asia-Pacific / Mediterranean / /
Emerging Asia and the Future of the U.S.-Australia Alliance Nicholas Burns Harvard University Introduction As Americans and Australians look to the future, there is no question that their