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Until now, Japan has granted working visas to overseas chefs only to make foreign food.

Immigration New Zealand announced this month that the number of United States citizens ages 18 to 30 who may be granted working holiday visas for up to one year in New Zealand had increased from 1,000 to 5,000 (www.immigration.govt.nz/whs).

It's about reminding those who know at their core what a great country this is; remembering the good things we take for granted; working together to recognize and foster what America genuinely stands for, and doing a better job of embodying -- in both word and deed -- those values at home and to the world.

"It's sort of sadly ironic that it took something like Sept. 11 to get this concept noticed," said Mara Manus, a former program officer at the Ford Foundation who granted Working Today a $1 million working-capital loan to start it.

The FA estimates that a third of the players granted work permits under the old rules would not pass now.

Asylum seekers are neither entitled to material assistance nor granted work permits, leaving them at the mercies of provincial authorities and driven to work illegally.

Officials said that in the wake of the new federal rules, there were questions about whether the state would treat the newly granted work permits the same way.

However, the number of people being granted work permits has gone on rising and now stands at more than twice the number of asylum-seekers.

Jeff Clune, a computer scientist at the University of Wyoming, said: "Everything we take for granted works so well because nature's worked at it for so long.

Then in 1996, Congress stripped the courts of jurisdiction over these cases, leaving these immigrants, a great number of whom had been granted work authorization, in legal limbo.

Subject to planning permission being granted, work on the road could start in summer 2012 with it opening in early 2014.