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    International Student

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    students studying away from their mother land have become a common occurrence in many parts of the world. Students fly from different parts of the world to the UK, United States, and other states with prestigious universities that accommodate international students. Arizona state university is among the high-status universities in the United States where there are international students. The issue of whether international students hinder or enrich the learning environment in such university is…

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    from then on were required to plan out every trip and always have a bodyguard by their side. Along with this, the Secret Service agents working the day of the assassination state that there was nothing they could have done to help Kennedy after the shots were fired. They were in a completely different motorcade car with no immediate access to the President. Even if the Secret Service agents had been immediately accessible to Kennedy at the time of the assassination, very few of them had any…

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    The US Economy

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    policies that may affect the international relationship of the country with the external world that has direct impact on the international trade business. United States has a number of different natives and foreign born. Their spending habit and earning styles are not all the same therefor there is a clear difference in the economics daily of the foreign born and natives of the US. Revenue and spending budget depends on their earning and spending. In accordance to the facts available at…

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    Japan In The 1980's

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    three decades of growth, and they had risen to become the world’s second largest economy. Japanese companies were eliminating American industries, from automobiles to consumer electronics. Also, Japanese companies were purchasing assets in the United States, like movie studios, golf courses, and real estate. Their stock market, Nikkei, was booming during that year. Property prices had increased so much that one square mile of Tokyo was worth more than America. However, due to its rapid growth,…

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    National Security Agency

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    special sections within these organizations, employing of new personnel who have specialized technical skill in this area, and the creation of new collaborative sections that combine the resources of multiple agencies. Department of Justice (DOJ) United States Department of Justice was established in 1870. The organization is headed…

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    Why should the United State’s Terrorist Attack List be eliminated? Introduction The Terrorist Attack List was created shortly after the 9/11 terrorist attack to create an opportunity to collect and share information on known or appropriate suspected terrorists with law enforcement agencies and the intelligence community. Although the list may prevent potential terrorists from harming United States citizens, it also effects much of the innocent in very negative ways. The list uses mechanisms to…

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    The United State (U.S.) government has a very active International Affairs. The International Affair’s concerns are not restricted to the United States but to the entire world (International Affairs, 2014). Many times, the U.S. is not welcomed and is consider interfering in matters that does not concern us. There are American people that agree with the citizens in foreign counties that the U.S. should not be involved in issues outside of the U.S. Is our involvement in International Affairs…

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    the United States depended based on specific events that were occurring at that time. Between the years of 1978 and 1982 the amount of automobiles that have been sold to Americans decreased form 12.87 million to 6.95 million.[2] Negative effects happened to the US auto industry but with the negative effect on America it became a positive result for foreign countries. Foreign vehicles began to be sold in America, which became the new thing that many Americans wanted. Purchasing more foreign…

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    myself, in an advanced graduate research study. Secondly, the fact that I would have the ability to go to a country that is an underexplored gold mine and study race relations has been a dream of mine. The issue of race has been something the United States, and the world for that matter, has struggled with for so long. This is a crucial time politically: we are given limited access to Cuba with an unclear climate of international relations between our countries. As a woman of color from Dallas,…

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    The Civil Service System

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    You federal government is the single largest employer in the United States. Boasting over 1.8 millions employees one can imagine that managing such a vast number of employees would take a system nearly as complex as the government itself. The civil service system was created to do exactly that. The purpose of this paper is to explore the origin, history, and evolution of this system and its relevance today. The civil service system is often referred to a personnel administration or, a…

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