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…bill, and a welfare reform bill that ended federal guarantees and shifted the responsibility for these services to the states. His domestic record showed that he had cut the deficit in half, had expanded earned-income credit for the working poor, and had…

…crime, violence, and other threats to public safety. We must also continue to do our part to maintain the economic stability of the country. Our vision will help us chart the course to change the way we serve the public and achieve new levels of effectiveness…

…in various areas including domestic policies, foreign policies, their religion and how it affected their policies, any wars they were involved in, and their achievements that left lasting impressions in the European continent. Each of these rulers had unique…

…to hear the melancholy tunes of broken songs that wail of savage violence, molestation, domestic abuse and rape. It is soothing music to the beast but sets a quiet, eerie storm ragging in our whip, welted surviving souls. Prostitution is the result…

…such as unequal salaries, domestic violence, and rape. Though women's rights has come a long way, women are still not equal. Women need to take action and with feminism in its present state, women will not see equality for a long time. Feminism can be salvaged…

…suffer continual discrimination and violence. Women face abuse at the hands of police and prison officials, and are the victims of rape and domestic violence. To date, more than 138,000 women in United States prisons and jails have been exposed to some form…

…the studies and polls show, feminism is dying. Can feminism be salvaged? There are still important women's issues to be resolved such as unequal salaries, domestic violence, and rape. Though women's rights has come a long way, women are still not equal. Women…

…with overgrazing and erosion, has affected every aspect of the economy. Food shortages, lack of domestic trade products, and low incomes for farmers and agricultural workers are all bi-products of a land ravaged by overuse and abuse. With the people scrambling…

…with overgrazing and erosion, has affected every aspect of the economy. Food shortages, lack of domestic trade products, and low incomes for farmers and agricultural workers are all bi-products of a land ravaged by overuse and abuse. With the people scrambling…

…to his hotel in the rain. Commentary Henry and Catherine’s simple domestic rituals in the first half of this section illustrate their simple happiness together, and make the tragedy of the second half of the section all the more painful. Catherine's…