The transatlantic alliance has been the bedrock of security and prosperity in the US and Europe for generations, but it's contemporary value is being questioned. Like any relationship, it's easy for partners to take one another for granted and focus on flaws rather than building on each other's strengths. Seventy years after the United States pulled Europe from the ashes of World War II, what does the future hold for the transatlantic partnership?

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