Oil prices have dropped in recent weeks as worry over Iran's nuclear ambitions have become overshadowed by concern about Europe's debt crisis and the slowing global economy. But negotiations between Iran and U.N. negotiators continue and, in spite of reports of progress, the outcome is far from certain.
At the end of the day, the prediction of Ian Bremmer, president of Eurasia Group is that the most likely outcome is Iran having "a nuclear program with breakout capacity that everybody knows about and that we deal with."
Bremmer does not mean by military action when he says, "deal with."
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