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The U.S. Congress is now intimately involved in foreign policy and likely to remain so, whether it likes it or not, says Bennet, Assistant Secretary of State for congressional relations. "Presidents and Con- gresses of the future will find themselves thrust together in a tar-baembrace on the central international issues of their times, each unable to abdicate its responsibilities...