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This edition is required to analyze the development of the perspective of the two countries shared the same island. The two countries were struggling for peace each other long ago. Today, it is a great opportunity for me to continue my writing about the Dominican Republic and Haiti. To be updated, I am visiting the library so many times, I go through different books, magazines, newspaperman, and websites which help me to get acquainted with new topics. Furthermore, I am focusing on those topics which are important for me to understand about this subject. I acknowledge with gratitude to professor Dr. Obasegun Awolabi for his valuable guidance, encouragement and co-operation. Throughout my research paper, he always asks me what I am doing and
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