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Cards (93)

Section 1

(50 cards)

Discrimination

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unfairness in judgment; prejudice; partiality

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Group identity

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the affiliation among a particular culture, association, or people

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The statement, "Asians are excellent students." is an example of ____.

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Stereotyping

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Separation from a main group to form a new group as a result of disunity is called __________.

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Segregation

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Conscientious

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following one's principles

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Prejudices

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biases; stereotypical attitudes

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The United States has been known as meaning that people of all races and nationalities are welcome into its borders.

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The great Melting Pot

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When reviewing summative information on a bill provided by a special interest group, it is important to __

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evaluate the special-interest group's political agenda and determine its goals concerning the bill

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What is the purpose of using pictures in this infographic?

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to keep the reader's interest

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Avoiding a person because of the way they talk is an example of ____

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Prejudice

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Emancipation proclamation

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stated, "Slaves within any State shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free"

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Purge

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to thoroughly clean out; to purify

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Heir

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those eligible for an inheritance

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Reputation

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the estimation of a person; the public perception of a person

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Nationality

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the state of belonging to a nation by virtue of birth or naturalization

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Ethnic

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refers to a common ancestry, nationality, or culture (including language and religious beliefs and practices) of a group of people

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Political science

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study of the principles of government and the electoral process

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Which statement is NOT true?

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Slavery was an established institution until the Twelfth Amendment was ratified on December 18, 1865.

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Boystate

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youth organization designed to inform and encourage young men to learn about the ways of government

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Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction.

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The fourteenth amendment guarantees that no man woman or child can legally be enslaved in the United States.

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Campaign debt

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deficit incurred due to the expenses of a political effort

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Under the Student Success Act, H.R.5, where would school policy makers learn how to evaluate their teachers?

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Title 2

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Politics

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science and activity or governing and social leadership

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What was the main point of the Thirteenth Amendment?

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the abolition of slavery

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Religious affiliation

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identification with a church or belief; adherence to a certain faith

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Social rewards

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benefits that citizens of our society can enjoy; awards based on achievement

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Another name for unfairness in judgment, prejudice and partiality is

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Discrimination

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Historically, which group has been required to wear distinctive clothing to indicate their race?

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Jews

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Bond slave

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servant under complete submission to his master

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What is the purpose of placing red Xs in the first section of the infographic?

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The writer hopes that the reader will interpret the information as negative.

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Localized

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confined to a smaller region; "closer to home"

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Applicants for naturalization renounce a0 allegiance to the foreign countries of which they were formerly citizens.

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Renounce

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What happened in 1890 concerning civil rights?

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Twenty states passed laws that enacted segregation laws.

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The practice of treating equal people unequally and not letting them have the same opportunities to compete for social and economic rewards is called ___________

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discrimination

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Cabinet member

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person appointed to head an executive department of the United States Government

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Removal of legal and social barriers that impose separation of groups is

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Integration

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Political agenda

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set of issues or policies laid out by political groups

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What was the main point of the Fifteenth Amendment

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giving the right to vote to all American males

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Which are recent accommodations for physically challenged individuals? Select all that apply.

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Wider doors and lower sinks

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Special interest groups

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organizations seeking or receiving special advantages through political lobbying

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A request for a "change of venue"

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is requested by your lawyers if they feel that it is impossible for you as a defendant to get a fair trial due to media coverage

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Endowed

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supplied with; given as a help

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What was the main point of the Fourteenth Amendment

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giving citizenship to the slaves

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Social class

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a level of society

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Which statements best describe slaves in ancient times? Select all that apply.

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were a conquered people were those with a certain skin color

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Civil rights

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rights and privileges owed to a citizen, including the freedoms of speech and of worship

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Jargon

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special and technical words used by a particular profession that are difficult for others to understand

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A group of people who share a distinctive race, culture, heritage, or nationality is a(n)

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Ethnic group

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Diverse

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servant under complete submission to his master

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Stereotyping

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acting in a biased manner; using prejudicial thinking

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Section 2

(43 cards)

Treasury

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a place funds are received, kept, and disbursed

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Select opinion makers that influence us.

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Television Internet Magazines newspapers

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editorial page

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opinion page of a newspaper, where readers and writers express their views

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Young people can get involved in politics by _____.

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attending town hall meetings staying informed by reading the newspapers volunteer in political clubs

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Which organizations sponsored by the American Legion help young people learn how legislatures are organized and how bills are passed?

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Girls State Boys State

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"There is nothing more terrifying than ignorance in action." -Goethe

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Goethe meant that people who speak out about political issues should thoroughly understand the issues they are taking about.

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The political viewpoint of a newspaper can be learned by reading the ________.

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editorial page

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equal acess

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the policy of giving every political party the same amount of radio or TV broadcast time at the same time of day

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namecalling

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using broad accusations and negative attacks in order to bring down the reputation of an opponent

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The job function of a news commentator is most similar to that of a(n) ________.

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editor

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"I will promote growth that will bring us into the 21st century."

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glittering

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Which of the following describe media in society? Select all that apply.

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Protected by First Amendment rights Influences policy Influences public opinion on a massive scale

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Radio and television media perform a public service in the field of political education by ________.

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interviewing people who are in the news

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testimonial

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using well-known personalities in the hopes of identifying with some of their glamour

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soundbite

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a short clip of TV footage that may cut a speaker's words to a few seconds of time

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influencing

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exercising power to produce a desired result

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policy

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plan; course of action

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is important in creating intelligent public opinion.

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education

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anonymity

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the state of being hidden from detection and unrecognizable

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propagandizing

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to inform and make known the opinions and feelings of oneself

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contemporary

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of the present time; recent

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When a candidate says he stands for "a clean country and good education," the speaker is using which type of propaganda?

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glittering gemeralities

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racketeer

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a person who obtains money illegally, sometimes by threat of physical violence

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Scandal

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an issue that is a public shame, performed by an official in an illegal or unethical manner

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censorhip

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he act of removing what may be considered objectionable to people

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want to preserve the good things that have made our country great and

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conservatives

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Projecting an image of being one of the common people is this type of propaganda:

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plain folks

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"Governor Lewis has raised taxes, increased poverty and stolen from you, the American people".

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name calling

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"Governor Burnett is a family man that has lived and worked in our community for years, and will work for the concerns we all share."

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plain folks

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patrioism

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employing nationalistic terms in order to give the impression of being zealous for the country's welfar

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plain folks

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projecting an image of being one of the common people

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blased

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holding stereotypes; prejudiced

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liberals

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want to free the nation from the bad things that do it harm.

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cardstacking

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the candidate recalls all the good things he has done, omitting facts that would justify his defeat

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Public opinion has often been influenced by newspaper

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editors

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One of the major benefits that resulted from the Alar scandal in 1989 was ________.

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rcement of the concept of responsible journalism by broadcasters

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"Join the millions of Americans in their support of Governor Roberts."

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bandwagon

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federal communication commision

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a governmental agency that oversees the communications industry in America and enforces broadcast laws

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bandwagon

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giving the impression that everyone is involved so that the listener would feel the "danger" of missing out

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glittering generalitties

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using wide-spread universal terms that do not deal with the specific issues at hand

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factually

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an organized group that competes with others in order to study the value of communication

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debating team

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an organized group that competes with others in order to study the value of communication

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Contemporary political, social, and economic issues are addressed in such news magazines as Time, Newsweek, and U.S.

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news adn world report

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