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Imagine you are Prime Minister King deciding whether the MS St. Louis should be allowed to dock in Canada. You have to decide what to do. What would the arguments for saying ‘yes’ be? What would the arguments
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Imagine you are Prime Minister King deciding whether the MS St. Louis should be allowed to dock in Canada. You have to decide what to do.

What would the arguments for saying ‘yes’ be?
What would the arguments for saying ‘no’ be?
(my topic is The MS St. Louis Incident)

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Answer: yes be give me a five star for that

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