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Turkey's Legacy Shapes U.S. Negotiations  

Turkey remains pivotal in its neighborhood, but has alienated much of its traditional support network.

U.S. Diplomacy Tries to Break Turkish Isolation

<p>U.S. Vice President Joe Biden will arrive in Turkey on Nov. 21 for another attempt at wedging Turkey back into a Cold War alliance structure. He will not come away from Ankara satisfied. Despite a number of underlying interests shared by Ankara and Washington, the United States will struggle to shape a common policy with an assertive Turkey <a href="/article/geopolitical-journey-part-5-turkey" class="connectedContentTrigger" data-nid="235756" type="On Geopolitics" title="Geopolitical Journey, Part 5: Turkey" data-timestamp="1290506108">steeped in Ottoman legacy</a>.</p>

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Turkey remains pivotal in its neighborhood, but has alienated much of its traditional support network. 


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U.S. Diplomacy Tries to Break Turkish Isolation

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