How did Speaker of the House John Boehner’s invitation to Israel’s prime minister to address Congress differ than other invitations made to foreign leaders?
a. The invitation was made by Speaker Boehner, thus completely circumventing the president.
b. The invitation was made to bring attention to the ongoing defense pacts the United States has with Israel.
c. The invitation was made to bring attention to the negotiations among the United States, the West, and Iran.
d. The invitation was made on the condition that Israel publicly acknowledge its stockpile of nuclear capabilities.
a. The invitation was made by Speaker Boehner, thus completely circumventing the president.
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a. reflected cultural values in that he did not bother to ask whether men should sit on juries. b. reflects the fact that research on controversial topics can be free of personal feelings of the investigator. c. settled the issue about women on juries by eliminating subjectivity in the choice of research questions asked. d. revealed the fact that we can't get good information about controversial research topics.
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