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Recent Answers from Dennis
2012-01-28 unemployment rate:
The numbers are significant for two reasons. The first is that each percentage point equals many thousands of people. If can represent hundreds of thousands of individuals depending on how you count working
2011-12-03 Mexico and China:
Sorry for the delay. I thought I already answered this question. Maybe the answer went to a black hole somewhere. Anyway, a number of companies did go to Mexico to take advantage of NAFTA, but most
2011-08-02 AP government homework Help!:
Yes, they're interchangeable. A news story is obviously some reporting about a news event. An article is not necessarily reporting, but can be an opinion piece of an event, or an analysis about the event
2011-07-31 debt cielining:
To answer your second question first - no, not ever has this been an issue, which is why it's such a problem now, and will be every time the issue is raised in the future. As Margaret Thatcher once
2011-03-29 Polarization?:
Yes, things are actually getting louder down here. This due to a couple of things: the first is the far-left agenda of the current White House resident and his allies. The second reason is the recent election
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