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The first walmart opens in Rodgers, Ark
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Geneticists have traced the arrival of AIDS in America to a single person who came from Haiti
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Walmart puts up their first international store in Mexico City.
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Terrorist attack the twin towers in New York City and killed thousands.
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the war on terror had already cost the U.S. government $65 billion
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the military operation in Iraq had cost U.S. taxpayers $152 billion
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As globalization spread dramatically over the last twenty years, migration expanded less rapidly than either trade or foreign investment. Still, migration remains contentious even as some economists praise it as the fastest route to raising world incomes. The promise of migration, however, is more limited and nuanced.
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The proposed U.S.-Colombia Free Trade Agreement could potentially have adverse effects on Colombia’s economy and stability, and particularly on small farmers, who have already been disproportionately affected by Colombia’s internal conflict
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China and India are poised to join the United States as the world’s largest economies by mid-century. As economic strength is translated into greater power and influence, will a tri-polar global system replace the unipolar status of the United States?