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President Carter's foreign policy created a different approached and emphasized on moral principles. He pointed that the values that America has are different from the other countries which are not on its side. He reiterated that they should set an example and not to treat fire with fire and the errors that had happened led them back to the real situation. This is to realize the right decisions and regain back the confidence that was lost.

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