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U.S. Efforts to Revive Israeli-Palestinian Peace Talks Show Promise for Progress

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U.S. Fails in Effort to Break Deadlock in Israeli-Palestinian Peace Negotiations

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The U.S. tried to help Israeli-Palestinian peace talks but didn't break the deadlock. Progress was made, and if issues are resolved, talks may resume soon. President Clinton might invite both sides to Washington for more negotiations on May 11, 1998.

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