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The PA Bureau vigorously advances the State Department's mission to inform the American people and global audiences through a variety of ways, including: Strategic and tactical communications planning to advance America’s foreign policy interests; Conducting press briefings for domestic and foreign press corps; Pursuing media outreach, enabling Americans everywhere to hear directly from key Department officials through local, regional, and national media interviews; Managing the State Department's website at state.gov and developing web pages with up-to-date information about U.
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Publisher: Save the Children (May 14, 2007)
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