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Exerpts: December 10 Press Briefing

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Question: Another European Union matter. It also emerged in that meeting today that the Europeans have the impression that the United States is thinking of postponing the Quartet meeting on December the 20th. Have you heard of any inclination in that direction?

Mr. Reeker: No, I have not heard of that and I have not seen the Europeans' comments or what would give you that inkling. I will be happy to check if there is any change in that, but I do believe we are expecting to have a Quartet meeting on the 20th of December.


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