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  2. The Founding Fathers: A Brief Overview - Prostitution

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    means who were dominant in their communities and states, and many were also prominent in national affairs. Virtually every one had taken part in the Revolution; at least 29 had served in the Continental forces, most of them in positions of command. Political Experience The group, as a whole, had extensive political experience.

  3. IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT NORTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA...

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    hhs; united states department of the treasury (treasury); timothy F. GEITHNER, in his official capacity as the Secretary of the Treasury; UNITED Case 3:10-cv-00091-RV-EMT Document 1 Filed 03/23/10 Page 3 of 23

  4. Nonpasteurized Dairy Products, Disease Outbreaks, and State...

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    involving nonpasteurized dairy products among states with differing laws with regard to the sale of these products (i.e., states that permitted their sale vs. states that prohibited their sale), we reviewed reports of foodborne disease outbreaks involving dairy products reported to CDC during 1993–2006. These reports, completed by state and local

  5. THE WIDGET EFFECT - Prostitution

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    The four states included in the study, Arkansas, Colorado, Illinois and Ohio, employ diverse teacher performance management policies. The 12 districts studied range in size, geographic location, evaluation policies and practices and overall approach to teacher performance management. Jonesboro Public Schools, the smallest district

  6. General Assembly - prostitution.procon.org

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    people to all Member States that supported this important resolution by an overwhelming majority. They have thus reflected the will of the States and peoples of the world for the need to realize justice for the Palestinian people in order to regain their international status and their seat at the United Nations.

  7. May 14, 1944 – Mortensen v. United States - Prostitution

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    The US Supreme Court in Mortensen v.United States ruled that prostitutes could travel across state lines without violating the Mann Act if the “sole purpose of the journey from beginning to end was to provide innocent recreation” without prostituting.

  8. Stephanie Chen - Prostitution - ProCon.org

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    “No comprehensive effort has been made to track the numbers, but experts estimate 1 million to 2 million prostitutes work in the United States. The FBI’s 2007 Uniform Crime Report lists about 78,000 arrests for prostitution and commercialized vice, but experts say those numbers are extremely conservative because many sex workers and johns ...

  9. ECONOMY USA IN BRIEF - Prostitution

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    The United States also maintains a trade surplus in services, $79.7 billion in 2006. The biggest U.S. services export category was travel by foreigners to the United States, $85.8 billion that year. In contrast, the United States runs a large and growing deficit in merchandise goods trade. While the United States

  10. Real ID Final Rule Part 2 January 11 2007

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    States questioned whether some name histories would fit on the MRZ. Others questioned the need for the requirement if the history is available in the State DMV database and cited the potential for abuse. Many also commented that the requirement would result in a complete rewrite of States' systems and is one of the most costly parts of the rule.

  11. Debate Continues over Security, Reliability of Voting Technology...

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    In the United States, states and localities administer elections through about 10,000 jurisdictions at the county level or below, according to Eric Fischer, senior specialist in science and technology at the Congressional Research Service, in Voting Technology in the United States: Overview and Issues for Congress (2001). VOTING TECHNOLOGIES