"No one should be under the illusion that negotiations for the sake of negotiations always advance the cause of peace. If for lack of preparation they break up in bitterness, the prospects of peace have been endangered. If they are made a forum for propaganda or a cover for aggression, the processes of peace have been abused."
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John F. Kennedy during his Address at the University of Washington's 100th Anniversary Program (16 November 1961)
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