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' . . . The Cubans, on the other hand, were infuriated by the terms of the resolution. They learned of the Kennedy-Khrushchev deal over the radio, apparently believing that their security interests had been bargained away, and seemed certain that the Americans would take advantage of Khrushchev's sell-out by invading the island despite the administration's pledge to respect Cuban sovereignty (Brenner, 1990). . . '
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