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It's likely that no community in America watched President Bush's Vietnam trip more carefully than Little Saigon in Orange County, California.
NPR: Vietnamese Americans Aren't Ready to Forget Past
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But he has little time in which to help fortify Vietnam's frail industrial base to survive the battering it will get from the rapidly adjusting countries around it.
ECONOMIST: Vietnam
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But despite Vietnam's economic success there is little sign to date that the ruling party feels sure enough of its popularity to permit genuine political competition.
ECONOMIST: Vietnam
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Before the Goldwater-Nichols reform, each branch of the military too often carried out its operations with little heed to what its counterparts were doing, a situation that seriously hampered effective prosecution of the Vietnam War.
FORBES: Fact and Comment
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Then the friends ship off to Vietnam, are hardened by the insanity they live through there, return to an America that offers them little opportunity, and turn to crime.
NEWYORKER: Dead Presidents
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Besides, the second avenue of attack is that Mr Kerry has been a little too political himself, seldom showing the same mettle in internal Democratic politics that he did in the jungles of Vietnam.
ECONOMIST: How would the White House attack John Forbes Kerry?