A survey of elite opinion in the United States shows that there is
a. still a strong elite consensus on the means by which foreign policy should be pursued and which ends are important.
b. no longer any elite consensus on the means by which foreign policy should be pursued and which ends are important.
c. still strong elite consensus on the means by which foreign policy should be pursued but not which ends are important.
d. no longer any elite consensus on the means by which foreign policy should be pursued, although there is still elite consensus on which ends are important.
B
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