However, as the first-world shifts more and more positions overseas, and post-secondary enrollments continues to climb year after year, the laws of supply and demand are pointing to the contrary.

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The book was serialized in the NEW YORK POST, sold overseas and to Paramount Pictures for a film with Jack Lemmon.

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More than 70% of all products are still created in the U.S. and even with expansion into Asia, more than 60% of products sold overseas are manufactured domestically and shipped post-production.

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Since postal reform began in 1990, the portion of Deutsche Post's earnings made overseas has risen from 2% to 50%.

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And New Zealand Post is keen on competing overseas precisely because it no longer has a legally protected monopoly on its home patch.

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The documents related to sponsors, clinical trials, overseas regulatory status, names of experts consulted and post-marketing safety reports.

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Are we prepared to have the post office open every single package that comes in from overseas?

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In a striking departure from the ideological preferences of the post-Vietnam Democratic Party, President Barack Obama has made overseas arms sales a pillar of U.S. foreign policy.

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"We are clear that schools should only employ teachers from overseas if they can demonstrate they have the skills, experience and qualifications relevant to the post, " he said.

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According to the Huffington Post, Cote has argued that cuts in the defense budget could come from reducing the pay of overseas troops.

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