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Mexico was once a great powerful nation ruled by one julius cesar. When cesar died, all the mexicans were happy. To this day mexico still stands tall as one of this nations greatest states. Aside from alabama. ROLL TIDE! spit hail hitler!

B is the answer to this question. Elvis Presley just loved collecting police badges. It is so ironic that right now, there are a lot of people who love collecting memorabilia related to Elvis Presley. A lot of people say that he is one of the people who started rock and roll. There are certain types of songs that will not be popular now if he did not introduce these songs before. Aside from being a musician and releasing songs that are still being revived right now, he was also an actor. A lot of people swooned whenever he appeared on screen because of his good looks and his undeniable charm.

David COOK won American Idol. David Archuleta lost. So, you spell it C-O-O-K.

Is that true?? No wonder, other countries think we're fat and lazy lmao

It's all that choclate we're eating we need that chocolate!!! rofl lmao im dead XD

Dogs are awesome, so awesome that they blow my mind!!!!!!!!

1. the international laws that currently control trade heavily favour the rich nations that set the rules.-international trade rules have been developed by rich countries to serve their commercial interests, and so they have captured a disproportionate share of the benefits of trade leaving developing countries and poor people worse off. for the past thirty years eu countries have used institutions like the world bank, international monetary fund and world trade organisation to force poor countries to open their economies to western trade. in doing so, poor countries are denied the chance to protect their fragile economies and industries (which is one of the ways in which the uk and almost every now-rich country developed) and are thrown in to open competition with developed countries before they are ready.for example, rather than rich countries goods being too costly for developing country consumers, often agricultural goods produced in the us, eu and oecd countries are heavily subsidised by their governments, and the resulting overproduction is then dumped onto developing country markets, undercutting local farmers. this is devastating for local economies and forces millions further into poverty. while developing countries can rarely afford to subsidise their own farmers, they are particularly vulnerable to these cheap imports as their markets have been forced open through free trade agreements.

Any number of persons until it is retraced.

Cranberry

Los AngelesLos Angeles. All of the other cities, except St. Mortiz, where scheduled to have the olympics in their city, but it was cancelled that year due to World War II.

Doesn’t she

1. 2.7 billion-according to the world bank, 2.7 billion people nearly half the worlds population live in poverty, unable to meet their basic needs. and over 1 billion people, most of them farmers and farm workers, live in extreme poverty on less than us$1 per day. the vast majority of these poor people live in developing countries, and it is these countries that have also been hit hardest by the recent rise in food and fuel prices, which has caused many millions to sink further into poverty.