A) Syria.
B) Libya.
C) North Korea.
D) Lebanon.
E) Somalia.
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A) claimed the treaty had been weakened and would be ineffective.
B) unilaterally rejected the treaty.
C) insisted that treaty be renegotiated.
D) reluctantly agreed to abide by the treaty.
E) wholeheartedly endorsed the treaty.
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A) its growing prime workforce.
B) a rapid increase of the native-born.
C) increasing agedness.
D) decreasing foreign-born population.
E) a significant increase in the percentage of white residents.
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A) Bob Dole appear to take a commanding lead in the early public opinion polls.
B) President Bill Clinton shift to the political left to gain support among his party.
C) President Clinton aided by a significant reduction in the federal deficit.
D) Ross Perot nearly double the number of votes he received in 1992.
E) President Clinton's campaign gain momentum in the final weeks.
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A) favored free-trade agreements.
B) were worried about U.S.sovereignty.
C) argued it was turning American workers into poorly-paid "slave laborers."
D) asserted it weakened the profitability of large corporations.
E) argued it gave too much freedom to individuals and communities abroad.
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