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Moreover Clinton was becoming acutely conscious of two things. First, the fact that Ireland was his major, in fact his only, foreign policy success. Secondly, that the Irish-American lobby was growing in strength. For once he had a white ethnic group on his side! Adams’ repeated visits were having the effect of involving more and more people of Irish background in the Irish issue. The consciousness of being Irish was being heightened.
The Troubles: Ireland's Ordeal 1966–1995 and the Search for Peace
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