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Zealand last month was one of five nations to win elections for coveted seats on the U.N. Security Council. It will serve a two-year term as a **n-veto-wielding member beginning in January. Foreign Affairs Minister Murray McCully says it's an opportunity to boost the South Pacific island nation's profile and contribute to solving international problems such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and long-divided Cyprus. The Associated Press recently interviewed McCully about what the win means. The interview has been edited for clarity and length.
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New Zealand hopes UN win bears diplomatic fruit
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