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Question: Why did Ronald Reagan tell Mikhail Gorbachev to "Tear down this wall?"

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    He characterized the speech as a way for Reagan to assuage his right-wing critics that he was still tough on communism, while also extending a renewed invitation to Gorbachev to work together to create "the vastly more relaxed climate in which the Soviets sat on their hands when the wall came down."
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