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The first one since it's just ignorant, anyone can get a job it's only the matter if they know how to do and if they are good at it, if they are pressed about the Raza (Hispanics/ or in this case any race) getting jobs, that's on them.
Oklahoma State<span> participates at the National </span>Collegiate Athletic<span> Association (</span>NCAA<span>)'s </span>Division<span> I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) as a member of the Big 12</span>Conference<span>. The </span>university's<span> current </span>athletic<span> director is Mike Holder.</span>
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True
Explanation:
I would definetly assume so. They survived one around 1700 BC but didn't recover after the one at Knossos. So, getting hit by two powerful earthquakes, within a span of a couple hundred years, earthquakes that shook your cities to rubble would definetly inspire fear at the sound or feel of one.
The middle passage was the forced voyage of enslaved Africans across the Atlantic Ocean to the new world. The lack of sanitation and suffocating conditions meant there was a constant threat of disease. Epidemics of fever, dysentery (the flux) and small pox were frequent as well.
<span>Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission (2010). The 5-4 decision that ensued ruled against laws prohibiting unions and corporations from using their general treasury funds on political advertisements. The rationale behind this decision is that it was a fundamental violation of the First Amendment's right to free speech, which of course allows for the right for individuals to express their views, opinions, and support of various causes without fear of retribution from the government. The decision was highly controversial and has unquestionably increased both the scope and influence of superPACS and special interest groups.</span>