<span>They are mixed with good and bad. I am from Thailand and we are proud to be an independent. We have never colonized by any countries.
If you talk to someone from the Philippines, they probably happy to be colonized by the American (I have no ideas why, but the Filipinos are weird--they don't love their country). Many do like the Spanish however...
If you talk to someone from Burmar, Laos, Cambodia. they probably oppose about the colonization because the French and the English had done nothing to their countries.</span>
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If it was inside a house:
Have you checked the last places you remember having it? If not, maybe recall if some friends came over and maybe took it by accident? If you have a pet, maybe it has something to do with it.
If it was outside a house:
Where do you remember going when you lost it? Maybe check the lost and found in your community (most likely at a police station or a school) If it was lost in a school, ask a teacher or a principal to help look for it. Maybe a person who was cleaning found it and placed it somewhere.
Good luck, hope you find it!
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Public impressions and insecurities gained during the Cold War could carry over to the peacetime environment. This new peaceful era created a territorial expansion of democratic capitalism which had an open invitation to proclaim the obsolescence of the war itself.
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