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Photo: Lawrence Ruggeri Armando Varricchio, ambassador of Italy to the United States Political volatility and paralysis are about as Italian as al dente pasta and a good glass of chianti.
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UPDATE: Since this story went to press, President Trump issued a revised executive order on March 6 that dropped Iraq from the list of seven banned countries, following the advice