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Going back to the Eisenhower administration, there was a commitment to Cold War containment, which actually began in the Truman Administration with the containment policy conceived by George Kennan.

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	Going back to the [[Dwight D. Eisenhower\|Eisenhower]] administration, there was a commitment to Cold War containment, which actually began in the [[Harry S Truman\|Truman Administration]] with the [[containment policy]] conceived by [[George Kennan]].		Going back to the [[Dwight D. Eisenhower\|Eisenhower]] administration, there was a commitment to Cold War containment, which actually began in the [[Harry S Truman\|Truman Administration]] with the [[containment policy]] conceived by [[George Kennan]].