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- Cambodia (32076 bytes)
79: ...g operations in Cambodia. The US administration kept the bombing secret for a time, then claimed it wa...
92: ...entury to the [[15th century]]. The Khmers had adopted religious and political ideas and institutions ...
114: ...[[Prime Minister]] of Cambodia, the Khmer Rouge captured the capital Phnom Penh in [[1975]] and rename...
124: ...een tried for their war crimes. Cambodia now attempts to rebuild itself after years of horror.
132: ...titution) is ''preahm⨡ksat'' (Khmer regular script:[[Image:Seihamuni11.png|80px]]), which literally ... - United States Senate (35505 bytes)
2: ...Senate but is not a senator and does not vote except to break ties. The Senate is regarded as a more d...
10: ...tutional Convention]] in [[1787]]; all states except [[Rhode Island]] agreed to send delegates. Many d...
16: ...with most serving but for a single term. The corruption of state legislatures was also widespread; nin...
23: ...essarily an absolute majority) wins. The sole exception is [[Louisiana]], which uses [[runoff voting]]...
29: ...ection can be held. All states, with the sole exception of [[Arizona]], have passed laws authorizing t... - Vice President of the United States (33884 bytes)
21: ...ent is constitutionally prevented from voting except in the case of ties. In practice, the Vice Presi...
35: The tumultuous affair led to the adoption of [[Twelfth Amendment to the United States Co...
48: ...ned by every President since. Still, Roosevelt kept his last Vice President [[Harry S. Truman]] uninf...
55: ...enate, including a casting vote in the event of a deadlock. This was important in the first half of [[2001]...
135: ...ter Alan Arthur]] || [[March 4]], [[1881]] || [[September 19]], [[1881]]<sup>4</sup> || [[United State...
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