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Christians must not be the first to throw stones at Muslims who overstretch their religious commitments. Those arguing against primacy claim that the United States should retrench, either because the United States lacks the power to maintain its primacy and should withdraw from its global commitments, or because the maintenance of primacy will lead the United States into the trap of "imperial overstretch. We want to give them a course that gives them rigor, but doesn't overstretch them that they drop out. |
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