Q: Cruise Lines International Association has a c
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) is an association of cruise lines. It merged with International Council of Cruise Lines (ICCL) in 2006, forming an expanded organization incorporating the existing functions of both organizations. The merged organization, which uses the CLIA name, is located in Washington, D.C.
A: Yes
Q: The employment evaluation policy evaluates departments
How to write an employment evaluation policy<br>Discuss within the employment evaluation policy that you are to evaluate the way a staff member carries out his or her duties using only facts. [substeps] You will review the employee's capabilities and success according to what the position's job description says. Promotions will depend on the individual assessments.
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Q: Terry did not have to look for the dog when he got out of school.
Terry's Dog<br>Terry left the front door open to the house when he left for school. The family dog would escape and run out the door. Terry would have to go find the dog when he got home from school. Terry and his parents would search all over for their dog. He would be scolded for leaving the door open.
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Q: An official that spoke to reporters maintained anonymity because he or she spoke about a review conducted by Admiral Patrick Walsh about conditions at the Guantanamo prison. 
WASHINGTON - A Pentagon report on Guantanamo prison ordered by President Barack Obama concludes conditions for inmates are in line with Geneva Conventions and other legal obligations, a US official said Friday. The report was due to be delivered to the White House by Saturday as part of a landmark executive order issued by Obama last month mandating the closure of the "war on terror" detention camp. The official, who spoke to reporters on condition of anonymity, said the review conducted by Admiral Patrick Walsh found that detainees were treated humanely, in accordance with the Geneva Conventions and other laws recognized by the United States.
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Yes