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International Probe into Sri Lanka War Crimes The United Nations held a meeting about the war crimes in Sri Lanka. The war has been going on for quite some time. Since then, there has been little progress. The United States plans to propose a way to resolve the war crimes. This conflict will not affect in the future. This conflict does not affect my future either. The reason for this is that it is happening in another county, and it is also a civil situation within that country. I feel that a resolution should have been found for this conflict a long time ago. Many innocent civilians have died from the Sri Lanka civil war. I also feel that the United States should not get too involved in foreign situations. The war has gone on for too long.

Companies reveal new health law’s financial impact
Many large companies are spending more money on insurance benefits for full time employees. Insurance companies are spending more money one commercial advertising to attract customers. Media and advertising companies are gaining from insurance companies wanting to turn towards technology to attract more customers. I currently do not have a job. Therefore, I feel that this issue does not impact me today. Maybe some time in the future when I do start working, the health insurance situation will have some impact. In my opinion, it is great that obamacare is having such a huge impact in the world. Health insurance should be mandatory for an employee at a large company or small. Hopefully, more people will apply for health insurance in the future.

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