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An Omission in Armenia's Constitution Needing Correction
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Armenian Reporter, The
11-19-2005
It is common knowledge that a national constitution is the most vital
document for any nation. It provides direction for the laws and principles
that apply to both the governed and those elected to govern. A constitution
is truly a template to unite, strengthen and ensure the continuity of a
nation. None of the articles of a constitution should ever be flawed,
unclear or in need of clarification.
In the U.S....
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That controversial G-word; Turkey and the Armenians; Turkish twitchiness about Armenians.(Europe)
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Armenian Reporter, The
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