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Tips for Travelers to China
8/9/2004
Travel to China can be a rich and rewarding adventure. Whether you are a novice or are an experienced world traveler, we think that this guide will be of assistance to you as you plan a safe and enjoyable trip.
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Bush Signs Anti-Corruption Proclamation
1/13/2004
MONTERREY, Mexico — President Bush acted Monday to bar people involved in corruption from the United States, a move that coincides with one of his goals at a summit meeting of 34 Western Hemisphere nations.
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Laws Breaking New Ground Are Blunted
12/28/2003
Though hundreds of new measures will take effect, one major bill has been repealed and two may have been replaced by federal legislation.
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Learn the Language of the INS
11/23/2003
A glossary of terms you're likely to encounter during your immigration experience.
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When the U.S. Can Keep You Out
11/23/2003
Learn why you may be denied entry to the U.S. and how to avoid being turned away.
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Ten Rights of Crime Victims
11/23/2003
Many aspects of criminal law focus on the rights of the criminal. However, recent attention has been focused on the rights of the victims of crimes, who often suffer great emotional, if not physical, injuries at the hands of the criminal.
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Handling Employee Theft Claims
11/23/2003
Most health care professionals must trust their employees to handle the financial aspects of their practices and in almost all cases this trust is well-placed. However, there can be a bad apple in the barrell. What steps should you take when you discover that an employee is stealing from your practice? This article reviews the steps necessary to protect your practice and receive restitution for your losses.
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What to Expect at the Border
11/23/2003
Crossing the U.S. border may not be easy, even when you have a valid visa in hand. Here are some tips to smooth your passage.
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Beware : Serious Immigration Consequences of Shoplifting
8/16/2003
For people not accustomed to the open displays of merchandise typical in the U.S. and the opportunity to pick up a few small items could prove tempting. Many newcomers to this country do not realize that seemingly minor crimes can have very serious immigration consequences.
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Asians still see bias in housing
7/14/2003
Saturday, July 12, 2003
Discrimination exists among some Chinese
By Cindy Chang
Staff Writer
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Another Soap Opera July 9, 2003
7/9/2003
Friends of Kobe Bryant from Santa Monica to Madison Avenue are standing to voice their concern and support, but let us remember that they know nothing of what occurred last week in the mountains of Colorado and almost as little about whether Bryant is capable of doing what an unidentified woman has alleged.
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Waitress Killed in Shooting
7/1/2003
Extortion is suspected motive as masked men riddle a San Gabriel restaurant with bullets.
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Scam Alert: Identity thieves will need new weapons after July 1
6/18/2003
In an attempt to curb fraud, a new state law will curb access to birth and death records.
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Appeals court backs secrecy of terror probe
6/18/2003
WASHINGTON -- A federal appeals court, saying it would not second-guess the Bush administration's policy of secrecy in its Sept. 11 terrorism investigation, ruled yesterday that the government has no legal duty to disclose basic information, such as names, about the 762 individuals rounded up in that probe.
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Bush Issues Ban On Racial Profiling
6/18/2003
President Bush issued the first broad ban on racial profiling by federal law enforcement agencies yesterday, but included exceptions permitting use of race and ethnicity to combat potential terrorist attacks.
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Assembly OKs ban on driving while calling
6/3/2003
SACRAMENTO - California drivers who talk on cell phones would have to use ``hands free'' phones or face a fine under landmark legislation that was narrowly approved Thursday by the state Assembly.
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