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Iran Sanctions

There appears to be a growing international There appears to be a growing international consensus to adopt progressively strict economic sanctions against Iran to try to compel it to verifiably confine its nuclear program to purely peaceful uses. In January 2011, Secretary of State Clinton claimed that sanctions have accomplished a core objective of slowing Iran's nuclear program. However, nuclear talks in December 2010 and in January 2011 made virtually no progress. There has been little evidence since that Iran's leaders feel sufficiently pressured by sanctions to offer major concessions to revive talks or obtain a nuclear deal.

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