question: NSC-68 was a report to the national Security Council in 1950 . It dealt with the impending relations with foreign nations ; mostly the Soviet Union . When the Soviets first tested their version of the atomic bomb America was worried and this NSC-68 was the report that told of the best way to counter the Soviets . In the excerpts from the report I immediately saw how the United States wanted to police the world and protect their interests .
Q: Why would a Russian not like reading NSC-68 ?

answer: NSC-68 lays out a strategy of resisting the Soviets .

question: I offer this story to explain how I have come to be fascinated with working with children ... Today I worked the toddler nap time , filling in while the regular teachers had breaks , alone in a room with 9 sleeping children and one cranky wakeful child . She wanted her mommy , she screamed and cried for mommy . I spent the entire hour dreading that she would wake one of the other children , fighting to keep her on her mat and not screaming , mutually exclusive goals . Oh , and ideally , she would get a good nap , too , before naptime was finished .
Q: Where might the narrator work ?

answer: A nursery

question: It was if she thought it was the funniest thing she had ever seen . We ' ve seen this woman before and she never speaks . She does always want to pet and visit with Marley and she 's always with her roommate who appears to be her best friend .
Q: How does the female subject view the whole situation ?

answer:
She finds it hysterical .