The Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces is
a. a military court that retries controversial cases involving violations of military laws
b. a civilian tribunal that reviews verdicts rendered by military courts-martial
c. a civilian court that handles claims for veterans' benefits that have been denied
d. a military commission that tries cases involving unlawful enemy combatants
Answer: b. a civilian tribunal that reviews verdicts rendered by military courts-martial
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a. University of California Board of Regents v. Bakke b. Reed v. Reed c. the Nineteenth Amendment d. the 1964 Civil Rights Act
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a. vast overspending by the Mexican government. b. significant drops in the price of oil. c. failure of Mexican citizens to pay taxes. d. the impact of the import substitution policies. e. the impact of the economic liberalization policies.
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a. the ability to exchange dollars for any other currency. b. the ability to convert dollars to commodities such as exported goods. c. the ability of the World Bank to devalue the dollar. d. the pricing of a barrel of oil in U.S. dollars. e. the U.S. commitment to exchange gold for dollars.