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• Corea toured constantly overseas and across America, using a tour bus once owned by country star Merle Haggard.

• Meanwhile, players with no interest in attending school have had to find creative alternatives, mostly overseas, for their NBA-mandated gap years.

• Since most US cruise ships are registered overseas, the Passenger Vessels Service Act means all cruises to Alaska include a stop at a Canadian port.

• By the 1970s, population growth, coupled with rising inflation and competition from rebuilt overseas economies, led to budget problems for state governments.

• Amazon might seem an unstoppable force in the US, but the picture has often looked different overseas.

• At least 70 percent of the children were adopted from overseas, including Russia, China, Ethiopia and Ukraine.

• Now Wisconsin is considering making it mandatory for parents who adopt overseas to have their children “re-adopted” in the state.

• In the early 1900s, fashion forgers often sketched designs they saw in Paris shows and sold reproductions in France and overseas.

• The bill also provided $64 billion in war funding through the Overseas Contingency Operations account.

• It invites dictatorial and rogue regimes to use Americans serving overseas as bargaining chips.

• A full General landing to inspect is entitled to a salute of 17 guns—well, I got my dues.