How Americans are Viewed Abroad

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And, says Clifford, these are the more cultured members of U.S. society: "Only 10 percent of Americans have passports. What on earth have you left behind?" Clifford's deflated figure isn't exactly right. According to the U.S. Department of State, more than 25 percent of American citizens have been issued passports, and that number has likely risen since new regulations require more U...
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According to the U.S. Department of State, more than 25 percent of American citizens have been issued passports, and that number has likely risen since new regulations require more U.S. travelers to carry them. But Clifford's impression?and the unmistakable antipathy it suggests?haven't developed in a vacuum...
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