Subject: diplomatic borders<br/>
Date: Sep 04, 2002 @ 15:41<br/>
Author: timothykiser (&quot;timothykiser&quot; &lt;timothykiser@...&gt;)<br/>
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in as few words as possible...what&#39;s the basics behind diplomatic <br/>
borders?  i know local authorities can&#39;t enter an embassy or <br/>
consulate, but what other areas might be included?  interesting to <br/>
watch the diplomatic dances that china must go through to placate the <br/>
despotic n. koreans.<br/>
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tim</div>