In the waning years of the Soviet Union, most of the citizens in that cold tyranny could see that their system was irredeemably broken.

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The dispute over Greenland is ultimately a North American dispute, and its logic is rooted firmly in the Monroe Doctrine, which has been guiding American policy off and on since 1823.