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FOREIGN DESK | February 14, 2003, Friday

THREATS AND RESPONSES: TWO WORLDVIEWS; Joking Aside, a Serious Antipathy To Things American Rises in Europe

By CRAIG S. SMITH (NYT) 1052 words
Late Edition - Final , Section A , Page 13 , Column 1

ABSTRACT - Iraq crisis has sharpened differences between Europe and America and exacerbated current sense of trans-Atlantic estrangement; although tremendous bonds remain, Europeans and Americans appear to find each other increasingly foreign as they struggle for mutual comprehension; photos (M)



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