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first, a discussion on developing economies and long-term trends around the world followed by douglas elmendorf with a closer look at his role in the u.s. economy. janet yellen holter first news conference. >> shortly after world war ii, and a time of growing international tensions and increased xp notch activity, the department of state became convinced that a military force was needed to guarantee the security of its foreign services establishments around the world. students are taught the fundamentals of security. they learn of the halls and problems which are hazards to security, particularly the adverse effect on security of incidents of misconduct. an adverse effect on your duties involving security. to know is speaking, these areas are the black market, illegal drivingchange, reckless and early marriage. film from training the state department security post. sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. now a discussion on the state of the global economy focusing on u.s. monetary policy, potential problems in developing countries and long-term trends in the years ahead. this is part of an all-

first, a discussion on developing economies and long-term trends around the world followed by douglas elmendorfoser look at his role in the u.s. economy. later janet yellen holter first news conference. >> shortly after world war ii, and a time of growing international tensions and increased xp notch activity, the department of state became convinced that a military force