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The U.S. & the UN.


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ANALYZE THE CARTOON

1. What does the cartoon suggest about how some critics view the United Nations?

2. The article " A Love-Hate Affair" identifies the man with the weed killer weed killer: see herbicide. . Who is he?

3. Which of the following views of the UN do you think the cartoon portrays? "The UN is beyond redemption." "The UN needs to be reformed."

4. The cartoon suggests bureaucracy is a problem in the UN. What does that mean, and how might it be related to the other problems shown?

Answers will vary, but should include some of the following ideas:

1. Critics believe the UN has some serious problems.

2. The new U.S. Ambassador to the UN.

3. The UN needs to be reformed.

4. Bureaucracy refers to large numbers of inefficient workers. Bureaucrats may contribute to waste, corruption, and graft graft, in surgery: see transplantation, medical.
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Title Annotation:cartoon analysis
Author:Breen, Steve
Publication:New York Times Upfront
Article Type:Brief Article
Geographic Code:1USA
Date:Sep 19, 2005
Words:171
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