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==Similar situations== In diplomacy the non-recognition of another state, and the discouraging of third states to do the same, is a common tactic. In the first years after the establishment of the Soviet Union and the [[China|People's Republic of China]], the United States refused to have diplomatic contact with them. Similar [[exclusive mandate]] policies ([[One-China policy]]) are still pursued by the People's Republic of China and the [[Republic of China]] (on Taiwan), and the situation in Vietnam during the [[Vietnam War]] was somewhat similar.
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