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US Passport Stuck At No. 10 In Power Rankings
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2:45Now PlayingThe power of the U.S. passport has steadily slipped over the past two decades, according to a key ranking—going from tied for No. 1 in 2006 to tied for No. 10 today—as three dozen other nations now offer greater global mobility for its citizens.
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