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The U.S. employs an estimated 10,000 commercial sailors, a number that has fallen sharply over recent decades as America outsourced much of its shipping demands to China and other countries.

India's software boom kicked off in the 1990s, with outsourcing companies striking gold.

“I love my work, but my top priority is to raise my children, and that cannot be outsourced to someone else for eight hours a day, five days a week,” said Waters.

Mergers and acquisitions can make policies nearly impossible to locate, HR departments outsource tasks and change those relationships, and old group policies may be discontinued, replaced and/or even transferred to new investment firms.

Soon after the Israelis left, the regime’s religious leadership largely outsourced water issues to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, the regime’s ideological enforcers.