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What is the most significant threat to the relatively high standard of living people are accustomed to in the united states? the

stagnation of wages for workers the decline of the middle class the feminization of poverty the growth of the upper class?

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BARSIC [14]3 years ago

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Yes they supposed to live togetheir and love always thats how works

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