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10. 10. Bismarck says that politics is the art of the possible, and I think that foreign affairs should be the same way. []
11. 11. It is not possible for us to reverse the Russian absorption of Crimea, nor should we try to defeat the aspirations of the Crimeans for self-determination.
12. 12. On the other hand, by the same token, we should support, and we should continue to support the desire of the Taiwanese to be a free and separate statenot being part ofor absorbed by the larger country, its neighbor, China.
13. 13. There are 20 million plus Taiwanese who have a separate culture, in many cases, separate language.
14. 14. It certainly has a separate history, having been occupied by the Japanese for over a half of a century.
15. 15. The Taiwanese are fundamentally different and recognize themselves as fundamentally different from their larger, in fact, 100 times larger neighbor. 100
16. 16. Therefore, we can, and should support their desire for self-determination.
17. 17. Weve done so going back to the 1940s, and I think we should continue to do so. It is possible for Taiwan to be free and independent. 1940 ---
18. 18. It is possible for us to make that happen. And I think we should continue to do so.
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20. 20. Testimony of Daniel R. Russel Assistant Secretary of State Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs U.S. Department of State Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs April 3, 2014 Evaluating U.S. Policy on Taiwan on the 35th Anniversary of the Taiwan Relations Act
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22. 22. Strengthening our relations with Taiwan and our longstanding friendship with the people on Taiwan remains a key element of the U.S. strategic rebalance to the Asia-Pacific.
23. 23. U.S.-Taiwan relations are grounded in history, respect for democracy and human rights, respect for international rules and norms, a growing economic partnership, and enduring security cooperation.
24. 24. Strong United States support for Taiwan autonomy also helps give our friends in Taiwan the confidence to strengthen their cross-Strait relations, as we have seen in recent years.
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57. 57. 2014.03.25 (Alan Grayson) On the other hand, by the same token, we should support, and we should continue to support the desire of the Taiwanese to be a free and separate statenot being part ofor absorbed by the larger country, its neighbor, China.
58. 58. (Ed Royce) Weve done so going back to the 1940s, and I think we should continue to do so. It is possible for Taiwan to be free and independent. 1940 --- It is possible for us to make that happen. And I think we should continue to do so.
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60. 60. Autonomy (n) The New Oxford English-Chinese Dictionary 1) right of self-government 2freedom of the will 3self-governing community
61. 61. Autonomy , 1916, , In the past few decades, a large movement of autonomism has emerged in the form of anarchism. In the United States government, autonomy refers to one's own self-governance. One former example of an autonomous jurisdiction into the United States government belong to the Philippine Islands ; the Philippine Autonomy Act of 1916 provided the framework for the creation of an autonomous government providing the Filipino people (Filipinos) broader domestic autonomy, though it reserved certain privileges to the United States to protect its sovereign rights and interests.
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