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		By: B. toliver		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I like the ecosystem concept, especially data-sharing arrangements, persistent technical personnel, protected communications facilities, coordinated media narratives, and recurring port or intelligence-linked activity. U.S. policy should pair sustained regional intelligence cooperation and public attribution with investments in information resilience, so adversaries cannot exploit uncertainty and division as effectively as they exploit physical proximity.]]></description>
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