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The Trump administration's alterations to U.S. foreign assistance have diminished the nation's ability to address international health crises, such as the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa. Furthermore, these changes have led to heightened conflict in African countries reliant on U.S. aid.
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The Trump administration's alterations to U.S. foreign assistance have diminished the nation's ability to address international health crises, such as the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa. Furthermore, these changes have led to heightened conflict in African countries reliant on U.S. aid.
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