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Does anyone think that maybe we are doing to much for them?? Or too

Does anyone think that maybe we are doing to much for them??
Or too little?
I'm writing a paper on the topic, please give me your opinions...
 
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sweetpea1993 said:
Does anyone think that maybe we are doing to much for them??
Or too little?
I'm writing a paper on the topic, please give me your opinions...

What are your thoughts? We don't generally do homework assignments for students here. But if you tell us your thoughts and reasoning, we may be able to comment on your thoughs.
 


What have you uncovered regarding past assistance, present assistance, and future pledges? Please post your basic research and frame a discussion.
 

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