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| | Remarks With German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder After Meeting |
 | | CHANCELLOR SCHROEDER: (In German) (inaudible) We have now spent one hour very intensely conversing with one another and as you might imagine, international topics were the dominant ones on our agenda. |
 | | On the subject of Iran, to both of you, Chancellor Schroeder, the Secretary and other American officials have certainly made it clear that the United States wants to support Iranians who oppose their regime; and, in fact, they have not explicitly ruled out "regime change in Iran." |
 | | The American President must speak as should the German Chancellor, and as he has and others, about the fact that peoples everywhere, including in Iran, have the right to have their aspirations acknowledged and that it will
it should be that the Iranians enjoy the freedom that they deserve. |
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