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The only two countries that didn't ratify -- and now there's only one.— Al Gore's new thinking on the climate crisis
In light of the failure to ratify, the company has reactivated its contingency plan and remains completely operational.— WebWire | Recent Headlines
"This committee will be deeply involved in crafting a solution that the world can agree to and that the Senate can ratify, and, as we proceed, the lesson of Kyoto must remain clear in our minds: All countries must be part of the solution," Kerry said.— The Daily Star
Reading through the OAS Firearms Convention Treaty that Obama wants to ratify, the treaty itself states that most guns are coming from Venezuela, Africa, the former Soviet Union, and other nations, and NOT from the United States.— Latest Articles
Amendments to the Constitution are proposed by both houses in Congress and require two-thirds of the states to ratify, or approve, them.— Civilrights.org Latest Posts

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