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... world evaporated . At the same time , the United States and Soviet Union ended their sponsor- ship of several long - running conflicts in the developing world , offering hope that fighting and military expenditures would decrease there ...
... world evaporated . At the same time , the United States and Soviet Union ended their sponsor- ship of several long - running conflicts in the developing world , offering hope that fighting and military expenditures would decrease there ...
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... global emergency by WHO in 1993. Close to 95 percent of those who suffer from it live in the developing world , but it is spreading in industrialized countries as well . The rise of a drug - resistant strain of the tubercle bacillus and ...
... global emergency by WHO in 1993. Close to 95 percent of those who suffer from it live in the developing world , but it is spreading in industrialized countries as well . The rise of a drug - resistant strain of the tubercle bacillus and ...
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... world health is the cornerstone of hopes for reducing poverty and encouraging economic development . Yet the continuing scarcity of effective health support systems in much of the world ... developing world have grown at a very slow rate in ...
... world health is the cornerstone of hopes for reducing poverty and encouraging economic development . Yet the continuing scarcity of effective health support systems in much of the world ... developing world have grown at a very slow rate in ...
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The Military Burden | 10 |
Controlling conventional weapons | 16 |
Chemical and biological weapons | 26 |
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