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Conclusion, efforts to reconcile their differing views. The only relationship in which the US and the UK demonstrated a strong desire for collaboration was in the bilateral relationship between themselves. There was a far greater commitment towards a shared defence effort here than there was towards other alliance members.

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The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation,As far as the United States and Britain were concerned,NATO provided a mechanism for protecting their most important interests in Western Europe and,as a consequence,it was treated in a qualitatively different way to the other alliances. In the words of Osgood: