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The United States and Australia have entered into a memorandum of understanding that will facilitate the countries' sharing of crime-combatting resources, including DNA profiles and fingerprints
More than three years after they were originally signed in 2007 during the Bush administration, the Defense Trade Cooperation Treaties negotiated by the United States with the UK and Australia have finally been ratified by the US Senate
