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1. It is led by Joel Wit, deputy chief of the U . S . State Department's Korea desk.
2. Joel Wit, a former State Department official who has visited North Korea 14 times, agreed that Kim has not lived up to his reputation as being " a little bit crazy ."
3. Joel Wit, who as a State Department official helped hammer out the 1994 U . S .-North Korean nuclear agreement, said American officials may have stumbled on a secret North Korean procurement program.
4. "The Bush administration is calculating that the North Koreans will eventually back down, " said Joel Wit, a senior associate at the Center for Strategic and International Studies and a former State Department specialist on North Korea.
5. Intercepting the shipment of 15 North Korean-made Scud missiles apparently is an attempt by the Bush administration to turn up the heat on Pyongyang, said Joel Wit, who helped negotiate the 1994 agreement as a State Department official.
6. It's difficult to find joel wit in a sentence. 用joel wit造句挺難的
7. "They're not going to want to wage conflicts on the Korean peninsula and in Iraq at the same time, " said former U . S . diplomat Joel Wit, a senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
8. The team _ led by Joel Wit, a deputy director for Korean affairs in the State Department _ will arrive in North Korea on May 18 and begin its inspection of the tunnel two days later, said KCNA, which was monitored in Seoul.
9. The team _ led by Joel Wit, a deputy director for Korean affairs in the State Department _ will arrive in North Korea on April 18 and begin its inspection of the tunnel two days later, said KCNA, which was monitored in Seoul.
10. "A second Korean war would be a horrendous thing where there would not only be one million people dead, but extensive economic reverberations, " said Joel Wit, one of President Bill Clinton's envoys who in 1994 helped defuse a previous nuclear crisis with Pyongyang.
11. "This administration came into office warning about the rise of China, and we are stumbling into a situation where American interests throughout East Asia risk being compromised, " said Joel Wit, a former State Department official who helped negotiate the 1994 arms control agreement with North Korea.
12. "It's very difficult for the United States to deal with a country like North Korea, where there is this history of hostility, where their government and their whole system is alien to us, " said Joel Wit, a former State Department official who helped negotiate a 1994 agreement with North Korea.