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Forsyth, attempting to appeal to 'foreign-policy realists,' responds to this impasse with the contention that beyond the standing moral imperative posed by Darfur, the Bush administration should rally the world to intervene based on national interest. 'The United States must push harder ... for a meaningful military response to Darfur,' Forsyth argues, 'not just to save the lives of innocents, to atone for sitting on its hands during the Rwandan genocide, and to live up to its ideals, but also to thwart the rise of its strategic competitor in Africa -- an ascendance that could undermine US interests on the continent.'

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