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Because so little is known about them, "unfiltered leaders can dramatically change the system," argues Mukunda.

But nobody knows the true state of the system, argues Mr Branis.

"There are no strategic thinkers in the system," argues Richard Haass, the director of foreign policy studies at the Brookings Institution.It is unfair to blame the officials alone for domesticating foreign policy.

The system, argues Kagame, would give incentive to poor nations to keep their emissions low and create more offsets to sell.

Defenders of the system argue that it is efficient.

"There was no attempt at deception or malice," Mr. Hlatky, who helped create the system, argued.

Buscombe's predecessor, Christopher Meyer, was a staunch defender of the system, arguing that it was swifter and more effective than any other approach.

But, that said, "women within the system argue strongly for what remains to be done, and they criticize the gaps between rhetoric and practice," Ms. Stephens says.

In general, though, proponents of the system argue that beneficiaries want jobs to do and that their values and ambitions are similar to other Americans'.

Changing the system, argued Coe, was 'complicated but not impossible, statistically or politically' given that it had been done in other countries.

Supporters of the system argue that the database would have provided the means to apprehend some of the Sept. 11 terrorists who were known to the F.B.I., but, they say, could not be located before the attack.