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Catchword for “put in blue”
Catchword: put in blue
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Quotation: Question: “Is there any indication that if the discussions within the whole Security Council now won’t bear fruit, that the United States might be willing to force a vote to sort of change that text of the resolution to what I believe they call in the United Nations the blue text, printing it on blue paper, and thereby forcing a vote?"…Mr. Reeker: “…We continue to work, as you said, from the US-UK-sponsored resolution, which was put in blue, as your colleague mentioned. And I still haven’t quite figured that out. It is because it’s on blue paper or—” Question: “On blue paper (inaudible).” Mr. Reeker: “Blue paper. Anyway, the text was set down and it’s an operating text that you’ve all seen and has been distributed.”
Article or Document Title:
“Briefing for New York Foreign Media” (URL)
Author:
Philip T. Reeker
Article, Document, Publication, Web Site:
US Dept. of State
Dateline:
New York City
Date of Publication:
Oct. 28, 2002
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