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A Foreign Secretaryand This Applies Also To A Prospective Foreign Secretaryis Always Faced With This Cruel Dilemma. Nothing He Can Say Can Do Very Much Good, And Almost Anything He May Say May Do A Great Deal Of Harm. Anything He Says That Is Not Obvious Is Dangerous; Whatever Is Not Trite Is Risky. He Is Forever Poised Between The Cliche And The Indiscretion.

(a Foreign Secretary) Is Forever Poised Between The Cliche And The Indiscretion.

I Have Never Found Criticism Is Ever Inhibited By Ignorance.

Marxism Is Like A Classical Building That Followed The Renaissance; Beautiful In Its Way, But Incapable Of Growth.

I Have Learned That In All Negotiations Nothing Matters Except The Will To Reach Agreement.