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Editorial: What was right and what was wrong about Trump's Syria strike

It has been clear for some time - telegraphed in typically blustering language on Twitter - that President Donald Trump intended to make Syrian President Bashar Assad pay a price for the poisoning deaths of dozens of people earlier this month in the rebel-held town of Duma. On Friday evening, Trump announced that he had indeed ordered "precision strikes" on facilities associated with Syria's chemical weapons

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