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Two Brothers Left The Same Biglaw Firm And Took Over U.S. Foreign Policy

Before they ran American foreign policy, they billed hours together.

Answer: John Foster Dulles and Allen Dulles were both partners at Sullivan & Cromwell before Eisenhower installed them at the top of American statecraft — Foster as Secretary of State (1953–59), Allen as the CIA’s first civilian director (1953–61). Read more here.

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