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Should the USA stop acting as the world's cop?

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Yes, no doubt, USA has caused enough troubles

USA should step back a little and let the other nations to participate in common agenda

The USA have to be the cop by definition because the US is the global superpower

USA has done a good job acting as the world's cop

I do not know, I am not paying much attention to what is happening outside the US

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Will the US dollar remain the global currency?:

Dollar has been and will be a global trusted currency in the foreseeable future

Dollar's role in the global market is slowly diminishing but will remain significant in the years to come

Dollar will be "just" a counterpart to Euro

Further fall of $ is inevitable, it will be replaced in the global markets by other currencies, such as Euro

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