1.   A member of the Council of Foreign Relations, his resume shows a continuing interest in international economic affairs.

2.   But the intelligence game is now an international affair where winning and point-scoring is the most important thing.

3.   Does it matter, he asks, if media and public become less interested in international affairs?

4.   Nor does it prevent states from making symbolic political statements about international affairs.

5.   Personal likes and dislikes play a more influential role in international affairs than is often thought.

6.   Still, they consulted him from time to time on international affairs.

7.   We must act with maximum efficiency, individually and collectively, in our neighborhoods as readily as in our international affairs.

8.   In a brief statement, he concentrated entirely on international affairs.

9.   I was alarmed by his naivety and ignorance of international affairs.