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There was very little productive in Mr. Buckley's column of December 12 ("Any Kind Words for Pinochet?"). There is not a "special awkwardness" in the matter of Gen. Augusto Pinochet. Simply stated, if he had not taken action in 1973, Chile today would be something like a Cuba or Poland on the Pacific, or maybe a Chile on the Pacific, but one without commerce and industry--in other words, like the rest of South ...