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difference between zestril and prinivil GJELTEN: You know, Celeste, sanctions are a really blunt instrument, very hard to use successfully. And one of the problems is precisely that they often hurt the people you want to help, and actually help the people you want to hurt because what you get when you have sanctions is you set up black market opportunities. Like this woman was saying for medicine, for example. If you want to buy medicine, you might have to get it on the black market. So what does that do? That empowers the profiteers, the black marketers. The criminal elements in society often become richer and more powerful under sanctions. You know, you have in Iran a situation where unemployment has basically doubled. Inflation is very high. The cost of milk, bread, food items has gone through the roof. So that's all hurting the, you know, the guy on the street.