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   in the public believing that the government consistently puts out truthful   
   (to the best of knowledge) information and is not deliberately deceiving   
   people,” he explained, while other branches are tasked with deception. “So   
   there is a legitimate concern that the U.S. will be seen as hypocritical,”   
   Byman added. “I’m also concerned about the impact on domestic trust in   
   government — will segments of the U.S. people, in general, become more   
   suspicious of information from the government?”   
      
      
      
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