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Ambassador: William B. Taylor
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Secretary Rice Visits School in Ukraine
On April 1, Secretary Rice spent 15 minutes getting to know the students at Kyiv Special English School 57 while waiting for President Bush to arrive for a PEPFAR event. [White House photo]On April 1, Secretary Rice spent 15 minutes getting to know the students at Kyiv Special English School 57 while waiting for President Bush to arrive for a PEPFAR event. More Photos

President Bush Meets With President Yushchenko of Ukraine
President Bush and President Yushchenko of Ukraine. [White House photo]President Bush (Apr. 1): "Mr. President, our two nations share a common vision for the future. We seek to advance a cause of freedom, and help all peoples of Europe live together in security and peace. With great confidence in that future, I offer a toast to you, to your gracious wife, and to a free and sovereign people of Ukraine." Full Text | NATO Summit 2008

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