Wall Street Journal editorial 16 December --
Iraq may be the country most Americans would prefer to forget, even if its remarkable quiescence during this season of Arab revolt is a testament to how much the U.S. achieved there. Yet U.S. interests in consolidating an alliance with Iraq have never been greater.
There wasn't much "quiescence" even in the months prior to that sentence, and there certainly isn't now.
Iraq may be the country most Americans would prefer to forget, even if its remarkable quiescence during this season of Arab revolt is a testament to how much the U.S. achieved there. Yet U.S. interests in consolidating an alliance with Iraq have never been greater.
There wasn't much "quiescence" even in the months prior to that sentence, and there certainly isn't now.
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