Television changed the nature of political communication because it enabled appealing to broader audiences and people from all over the country. A famous example of this was a the famous television debate of Kennedy and Nixon where people could actually see what their possible future presidents act like and react under stressful conditions of a debate.
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To a great extent it was continuation
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The American expansion in the Pacific and Caribbean (1867-1917) was a clear continuation of the expansionism that started in the early nineteenth-century with the opening of the continent. There was military action in México (1914-16); US protectorates in Panama, Haíti & the Dominican Republic (1903-1915); US possession of Hawaí, Samoa, Midway & Puerto Rico (1867-1917) and even remote Venezuela was under the spell of US influence (1895).
.argue for or against the limitation of speed limits
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B. Brandon made Jordan steak and potatoes for
dinner.
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Gives both names and isn't vague (which just using <em>him</em> does)
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the question is incomplete
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please repost the question