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U.S.
Ambassador presents books under IPledge program
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Students
from Rousseau Primary School join Ambassador
Cobb in examining their new mathematics
textbooks, which were provided to primary
school students island wide through the
Building Bridges IPLEDGE program.
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Building Bridges Unites
Jamaica and Florida Doctors
in Fight Against HIV/AIDS
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The
Conference is the final event of the year long
"Building Bridges: The Jamaica-Florida
Connection," initiative intended to
strengthen ties between the two regions.. More
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Election
Focus 2004
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Election Focus 2004 is a
newsletter that will provide non-partisan
coverage of the U.S. election process,
featuring articles, interviews, public
opinion polls, and other information on the
presidential primaries and causes, debates,
conventions and campaign.
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COUNTRY REPORTS ON JAMAICA Click here
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E-
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USA :
Election Guide 2004 |
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"This
journal provides a broad look at the
elections—the influential forces at work, the
positions of the two major parties, and voting
procedures in the United States." More
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