After a chatty, getting-to-know-you fish dinner, the two leaders adjourned for a discussion on a range of issues including terrorism and weapons of mass destruction, while Hillary and Nava Barak discussed their own shared interests in women's health issues.

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Meanwhile, the president's continued appeals to emotion, capitalizing on a series of tragic mass shootings, also ill-fit what ought to be a serious and dispassionate discussion.

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Lynndie England, the American soldier who became the face of the Abu Ghraib scandal, and the UN weapons inspector David Kelly, whose discussion with BBC journalist Andrew Gilligan prompted a huge political scandal about weapons of mass destruction.

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