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queries: should muslims be allowed in to the world

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queries: which of the following is a criticism based upon the fact that the government is obligated to enforce sanctions against the us for repression of the cuban government?

queries: why do us sanctions against cuba happen?

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queries: who will benefit from us embargo on cuba

queries: why did republicans voted to drop the embargo

queries: what were the primary reasons of lifting the embargo on cuba?

queries: what was the economics of the embargo for cuba

queries: what kind of trade did the cuba embargo allow the usa to trade in?

queries: why did republican leaders drop the embargo

queries: which us president has benefited most from the sanctions?

queries: how does the united states benefit from the embargo?

queries: why did president obama voted to drop the embargo on cuba?

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queries: why did the us drop sanctions against cuba last year?

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queries: which of the following statements about castro's actions is a moral statement about the morality of his actions?

queries: why did castro impose his regime sanctions

queries: why was the us force to make sanctions against cubans

queries: who is the author of the book why the u.s. needs to make sanctions?

queries: why does the u.s. have to take action against castro

queries: why do americans take a policy action against castro

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