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western hemisphere
1. The School of the Americas, today renamed WHINSEC or Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation, is in Fort Benning, Georgia
2. All that was left of Spain’s empire was Cuba and Puerto Rico in the western hemisphere, and the Philippines and Guam halfway around the world
3. democracies in the western hemisphere
4. There is no doubt that it has become one of the cities with the most intense flavor and charm in the western hemisphere, from its fascinating history and culture to its enrapturing salsa rhythm and
5. on the United States and the Western Hemisphere
6. Cramped? Yes, a little, but enough space for you to sit down and lean back with a DVD vid-cam and enough curiosity to choke every housecat in the western hemisphere
7. the old division of the world into a Spanish Western Hemisphere and a Portugese Eastern
8. sensitive soul in this here western hemisphere – to dream a little dream of me; here we
9. We won't be the alpha dog in the western hemisphere forever
10. Is Losing Its Influence In The Western Hemisphere The State Religion and a Way Out
11. The Cuban dictator has long sought to spread communism throughout the Western Hemisphere
12. Arabica is the preferred coffee in the Western Hemisphere and trades at a premium price
13. It would perhaps have been fortunate for the science of geography and navigation, that all nations had agreed upon a first meridian, from which all geographers and navigators might have calculated longitude; but as this has not been done, and in all probability never will take place, the committee are of opinion that, situated as we are in this Western hemisphere, more than three thousand miles from any fixed or known meridian, it would be proper, in a national point of view, to establish a first meridian for ourselves; and that measures should be taken for the eventual establishment of such a meridian in the United States
14. The committee are, therefore, of opinion that, in order to lay a foundation for the establishment of a first meridian in this Western hemisphere, the President of the United States should be authorized to cause the longitude of the city of Washington, from the observatory at Greenwich, in England, to be ascertained with the greatest possible degree of accuracy; and that he also be authorized, for that purpose, to procure the necessary astronomical instruments
