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Dictators have incentives to promote development and diminish social differences | perspectrum-corpus-1200 |
Dictator’s decisions undermines the people and are unaccountable | perspectrum-corpus-1201 |
Dictatorships regimes can be a path for countries move on from civil wars and focus on development | perspectrum-corpus-1202 |
Dictatorial regimes can move countries from civil wars toward development. | perspectrum-corpus-1203 |
Dictatorship is a threat to diversity and multi ethnicity | perspectrum-corpus-1204 |
Imposing dictatorship will be a threat to diversity and multi ethnicity. | perspectrum-corpus-1205 |
Dictatorship will stop all path of development in a democratic country | perspectrum-corpus-1206 |
Dictatorships better control the variables of human development | perspectrum-corpus-1207 |
Dictatorship brings profit to dictators and its clique, but not to the citizens | perspectrum-corpus-1208 |
Dictatorships breed development though efficient and straighfoward decision making | perspectrum-corpus-1209 |
Dictatorship is a good breeding ground for personal discipline and order | perspectrum-corpus-1210 |
Dictatorships are more effective than democracies at mobilizing resources for investment. | perspectrum-corpus-1211 |
Democracies are more likely to be economically successful | perspectrum-corpus-1212 |
Democracies do better at meeting economic needs. | perspectrum-corpus-1213 |
People's needs are met best in democracies. | perspectrum-corpus-1214 |
Human development indicators have significantly improved in recent years. | perspectrum-corpus-1215 |
Africa’s Economies are growing rapidly | perspectrum-corpus-1216 |
Majority of states are still undemocratic | perspectrum-corpus-1217 |
Greater Access to Technology | perspectrum-corpus-1218 |
The Continent is still vulnerable to natural disasters | perspectrum-corpus-1219 |
Foreign Direct Investment to the continent has increased | perspectrum-corpus-1220 |
Expansion would be unpopular. | perspectrum-corpus-1221 |
Enlarging the EU could cause controversy. | perspectrum-corpus-1222 |
Is the unpopularity of EU expansion worth its further enlargement? | perspectrum-corpus-1223 |
The European Union is no longer in a financial position to be taking in new members. | perspectrum-corpus-1224 |
Enlarging the EU could potentially cause financial problems for all involved. | perspectrum-corpus-1225 |
Possible financial instability does not warrant the EU accepting new members. | perspectrum-corpus-1226 |
There will be an even greater brain drain from poorer countries to richer. | perspectrum-corpus-1227 |
Adding poorer countries to the EU will adversely impact the ones that are more prosperous. | perspectrum-corpus-1228 |
Richer countries will not benefit from adding poorer countries to the EU. | perspectrum-corpus-1229 |
Expansion furthers EU ideals. | perspectrum-corpus-1230 |
As the EU expands, so does it's ideals. | perspectrum-corpus-1231 |
The ideals of the EU have greater reach if the union expands. | perspectrum-corpus-1232 |
Expansion will create conflicts of interest between members. | perspectrum-corpus-1233 |
EU expansion could wreak havoc between its members. | perspectrum-corpus-1234 |
Enlarging the EU will have a more negative impact between its members. | perspectrum-corpus-1235 |
EU expansion is right. | perspectrum-corpus-1236 |
It is proper that the EU continues to expand. | perspectrum-corpus-1237 |
It is the right thing for the EU to expand. | perspectrum-corpus-1238 |
EU expansion is good for current members politically. | perspectrum-corpus-1239 |
From a political standpoint, it is to the EU's member's benefit to continue to expand. | perspectrum-corpus-1240 |
The EU should continue to expand for the benefit of its members. | perspectrum-corpus-1241 |
EU expansion is good for current members economically. | perspectrum-corpus-1242 |
Economic gains can be seen for EU members when the union continues to expand. | perspectrum-corpus-1243 |
EU expansion is positive for the economic health of its members. | perspectrum-corpus-1244 |
Returning to the 1967 borders would bring peace to Israel. | perspectrum-corpus-1245 |
Establishing the borders as they were prior to 1967 would cease violence in Israel. | perspectrum-corpus-1246 |
Israel will be peaceful if its borders were changed as they were before 1967. | perspectrum-corpus-1247 |
International law supports dividing Jerusalem | perspectrum-corpus-1248 |
Dividing Jerusalem would harm Israeli society: | perspectrum-corpus-1249 |
Division would do more harm than good. | perspectrum-corpus-1250 |
Unfavorable societal outcomes from division mean that it is not worth it. | perspectrum-corpus-1251 |
Offshoring exploits both individual workers and under developed states. | perspectrum-corpus-1252 |
There are multiple negative effects of offshoring. | perspectrum-corpus-1253 |
Underdeveloped states and workers are harmed by this practice. | perspectrum-corpus-1254 |
Offshore outsourcing is consistent with existing labour distribution patterns. | perspectrum-corpus-1255 |
Outsourcing follows the current labor distribution model. | perspectrum-corpus-1256 |
Offshore outsourcing reduces living standards and limits social mobility. | perspectrum-corpus-1257 |
Social mobility is negatively impacted by offshore outsourcing. | perspectrum-corpus-1258 |
Living standards decline and is just one example of the cons of offshore outsourcing. | perspectrum-corpus-1259 |
Sanctions are necessary for national security | perspectrum-corpus-1260 |
The national well-being is best served by the continuation of economic sanctions against Cuba | perspectrum-corpus-1261 |
Cuba deserves sanctions | perspectrum-corpus-1262 |
Economic punishment is what Cuba should be subject to | perspectrum-corpus-1263 |
The actions of the Cuban government have merited the Cuban government economic penalty | perspectrum-corpus-1264 |
The people of Cuba are the victims of the embargo, opposed the intended target of the government. | perspectrum-corpus-1265 |
Cuban citizens are paying the price for their government's actions. | perspectrum-corpus-1266 |
The casualties of the embargo are the civilians of Cuba, not the government as ideal. | perspectrum-corpus-1267 |
The embargo harms the people of Cuba, not the government as intended. | perspectrum-corpus-1268 |
Sanctions harm the Cuban people. | perspectrum-corpus-1269 |
Economic benefits of ending sanctions | perspectrum-corpus-1270 |
If sanctions were lifted trade benefits would flow to all parties to trade. | perspectrum-corpus-1271 |
Sanctions are not working | perspectrum-corpus-1272 |
The Cuban government is unaffected by the sanctions. | perspectrum-corpus-1273 |
Where the people and not the government shoulder the burden, sanctions don't work. | perspectrum-corpus-1274 |
The United States should end the Cuba embargo because its 50-year policy has failed to achieve its goals. | perspectrum-corpus-1275 |
After 50 years the Cuba embargo has shown no results so the US should end it. | perspectrum-corpus-1276 |
The Cuba embargo has failed to achieve its goal after 50 years so the US should end it. | perspectrum-corpus-1277 |
The embargo enables the United States to apply pressure on the Cuban government to improve human rights. | perspectrum-corpus-1278 |
The United States should not have different trading and travel policies for Cuba than for other countries with governments or policies it opposes. | perspectrum-corpus-1279 |
The embargo prevents the people of Cuba from joining the digital age by cutting them off from technology, and restricts the electronic flow of information to the island. | perspectrum-corpus-1280 |
Cubans can't join the digital era while under embargo due to lack of electronic access. | perspectrum-corpus-1281 |
The United States should maintain the Cuba embargo because Cuba has not met the conditions required to lift it. | perspectrum-corpus-1282 |
Ending the embargo before the Cuban government meets the conditions specified by US law would make the United States look weak. | perspectrum-corpus-1283 |
The embargo is a relic of Cold War Era thinking and is unnecessary because Cuba does not pose a threat to the United States. | perspectrum-corpus-1284 |
The Cuba embargo is a product of Cold War Era mentality thus obsolete for Cuba is not a threat to the US. | perspectrum-corpus-1285 |
Cuba should be subject to sanctions because it is known to have repeatedly supported acts of terrorism. | perspectrum-corpus-1286 |
Cuba is knows to sponsor terrorism so sanctions are appropriate. | perspectrum-corpus-1287 |
Because Cuba supports terrorism, it should have sanctions levvied against it. | perspectrum-corpus-1288 |
The United States is able to target the Cuban government with its embargo while still providing assistance to Cuban citizens. | perspectrum-corpus-1289 |
The embargo should be maintained because open travel is insufficient to promote change in Cuba; many democratic countries already allow travel to Cuba with no results. | perspectrum-corpus-1290 |
The embargo must be upheld as others have allowed open travel with no results. | perspectrum-corpus-1291 |
Open travel to Cuba has not yielded change so the embargo should continue. | perspectrum-corpus-1292 |
Lifting the embargo would put pressure on Cuba to address problems that it had previously blamed on US sanctions. | perspectrum-corpus-1293 |
Most of the world opposes the embargo, and maintaining it is detrimental to the reputation of the United States among the international community. | perspectrum-corpus-1294 |
Maintaining a widely-reviled embargo damages the US's diplomatic reputation. | perspectrum-corpus-1295 |
The global community opposes the embargo, and maintaining it hurts the US diplomatically. | perspectrum-corpus-1296 |
The Cuban government has consistently responded to US attempts to soften the embargo with acts of aggression, raising concerns about what would happen if the sanctions were fully lifted. | perspectrum-corpus-1297 |
Free trade, not the isolation of an embargo, can promote democracy in Cuba. | perspectrum-corpus-1298 |
Free trade in lieu of embargo can promote Cuban democracy. | perspectrum-corpus-1299 |
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