<span>The exhibition was intended to give a preview, a glimpse of the future, of the possibilities. But not a fantastical or an improbable one but a future that is within our grasps. A future that we are actually reaching with these ideas and technologies that are in development and once mastered will change our lives immeasurably.</span>
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economy of country is going down.educational organizations are also not running.daily wage workers are being unemployed.people just returning from foreign country are jobless.industries,trade are not going well due difficulties in import and export of goods.
Answer:
in the middle of the list.
Explanation:
On the phone, Dominic rattles off a list of 10 grocery items for Kyoko to bring home from the store. Immediately after hearing the list, Kyoko attempts to write down the items. She is most likely to forget the items <u>in the middle of the list</u>.
Nations form alliances in order to achieve goals that otherwise wouldn't be possible. For example, NATO, or the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a coalition of countries in North America and Europe, agree to defend one another in case of attack from an outside party. This is clearly beneficial, because this intergovernmental support both makes an outside attack less probable, and if it occurs, easier to handle. Another example is NAFTA, or the North American Free Trade Agreement. Shared among Canada, the US, and Mexico, this alliance eradicated trade barriers within these countries. Another beneficial alliance, this agreement increases international trade due to lower costs and thus improves the international economy.
