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Iranians play the waiting game.

Hello again, I'm Armin Alney, and this is To the Point from Public Radio International.

A daily look at the issues Americans cut about most.

In the U.S., there's a lot riding on a nuclear deal with Iran.

The president's legacy, relations with Israel, a major issue in next year's election.

In Iran, the possible lifting of sanctions has created towering expectations,

especially among young people.

But hopes for an unfettered economy, political reform,

and doors opening to the rest of the world are tempered by uncertainty. We'll talk with insiders.

Meantime, what about Iran's Arab neighbors? For them, a deal could make a powerful competitor

more dangerous than ever. Today's talking point, shining light on a dark stain on American history.

Lynchings.

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Program Fund. Hello again, Warren, Iney, back with To the Point. Another missed

deadline means more uncertainty for Iranians. Many hope for a nuclear deal that could

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