Indeed, analysts said, the British
Parliament's rebuff of Mr. Cameron, by rejecting his call for a response to the
[gas] attacks, ended a period of foreign policy leadership by Europe's two defense
powers, Britain and France. It
also provoked a kind of existential crisis, particularly for Britain, which
prides itself on its "special relationship" with Washington.
— New York Times, September 5,
2013, page A8.
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