A lot of people who were impoverished 2800 years ago, around the time of Selma, are still impoverished.
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He had recruited impoverished white residents of Appalachia, Latino farm workers from California and impoverished blacks from Mississippi.
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They live in the same impoverished circumstances as they did more than a century ago, with the same impoverished lifestyles.
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In her impressively wide-ranging reporting, Otto describes firsthand the effects of dental deprivation on impoverished indigenous communities in Alaska and impoverished white ones in Appalachia.
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We fly to Polokwane, a city in the impoverished northeast.
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Impoverished and miserable millions were ready to believe their claims.
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In an impoverished township, her access to capital was striking.
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That leaves extremely rural or impoverished communities without affordable access.
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Others report much higher death tolls in that impoverished country.
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"Oil pollution drives impoverished communities deeper into poverty," Westby said.
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It is now organising humanitarian aid for Venezuela's impoverished population.
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Oil Search is the impoverished Pacific island nation's biggest company.
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A street in an impoverished neighborhood in Freetown, Sierra Leone.
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Proceeds from the auction will go to impoverished Mexican villages.
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She would also send the impoverished family a monthly sum.
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An impoverished life led the Kenyan champion to quit running.
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When will Abiy's pledges of change help their impoverished communities?
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Lynwood has 70,500 residents — 60% work and 23% are impoverished.
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Daisy Fitzroy, his impoverished, black opponent, does bad things also.
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The vast majority of those killed were impoverished city dwellers.
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Zhengzhou is a remote Chinese city that was once impoverished.
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It's meant as an incentive for investment in impoverished America.
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These places are emptier, impoverished in a thousand subtle ways.
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His parents died when he was 18, leaving him impoverished.
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They railed against sectarianism, which enriched warlords but impoverished populations.
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WADA complains that its $20 million budget leaves it impoverished.
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This is a chronic problem plaguing the most impoverished countries.
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Maybe the future won't be a hot, impoverished, horrible mess.
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Yet this is precisely where most of the impoverished must live.
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Juan is from an impoverished country renowned for its violent culture.
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He promised to transfer the land to the country's most impoverished.
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My dad, for example, grew up impoverished and in public housing.
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Interstate highways create borders between impoverished neighborhoods and more affluent areas.
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A prolific (but impoverished) author of verse, fiction and literary hackwork.
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The contrast between private wealth and impoverished public services is striking.
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Paying bail bonds puts many already impoverished sex workers into debt.
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In peacetime, impoverished Yemen imported 90 percent of its staple foods.
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What a cruel psychological game to play with impoverished children. pic.twitter.
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This has tethered impoverished communities to the worst schools for generations.
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Is there a more impoverished way to see the social world?
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She's traveled to Rwanda to work on behalf of impoverished children.
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Proponents say it will provide good jobs in an impoverished area.
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Venezuela was an impoverished oil-rich country governed by a dictator.
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The war had already taken a large toll on impoverished Yemen.
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The women live in impoverished rural areas in Guatemala's northern highlands.
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The impoverished Spanish-speaking island has no voting power in Congress.
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Most of its oil comes from the impoverished swampland Delta region.
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An impoverished former Portuguese colony, it relies heavily on foreign aid.
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She began living on the streets in Winnipeg's impoverished north end.
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But this is a more impoverished rebellion than the previous one.
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Far from feeling impoverished by a smaller vocabulary she felt liberated.
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Aid workers fear damage to their missions in the impoverished country.
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It has given dignity and meaning to drab and impoverished lives.
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After all, a healthier, less impoverished planet is better for everyone.
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A similar fate could new befall the increasingly impoverished Russian Federation.
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Others are miles from Manhattan, tucked on impoverished and overlooked streets.
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Traumatized and impoverished, Finns spent decades trying to recover and rebuild.
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The main town in northern Rakhine State, Maungdaw, is visibly impoverished.
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Now they're training their sights on the Kingdom's impoverished neighbor: Lebanon.
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It was an impoverished area, especially back in the '50s and '60s.
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Many impoverished and disadvantaged defendants have fewer resources to fight prosecutors' accusations.
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"The women were impoverished, they were black, they were women," Presocd says.
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Besides, the shooting left the rural, impoverished community utterly devastated, she said.
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The civil war in impoverished Yemen has raged unabated since March 2015.
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You have no idea how impoverished, sick, and elderly my route was.
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For all its bluster and propaganda, North Korea is an impoverished country.
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But Michigan's intervention in Flint, an impoverished city, provides a striking counterexample.
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For the United States, impoverished Laos is not a strong investment draw.
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George runs a ministry for prostitutes and children in impoverished inner cities.
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The small, impoverished Central American state ranks among the world's most violent.
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Kim Jong Un is a third-generation ruler of the impoverished nation.
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I have considerable personal experience with being a desperate, impoverished pregnant woman.
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"The most impoverished villages in Israel are the Bedouin villages," he said.
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Three-quarters of impoverished Yemen's population, or 22 million people, require aid.
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Without them, they are a third-rate, impoverished nation without true allies.
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Now the impoverished country has become a battlefield with an uncertain future.
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Web is to illuminate how impoverished our understanding of power remains. First,
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Alcohol, illegal on the reservation, is a scourge of this impoverished community.
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The cure for that is bringing jobs and resources to impoverished neighborhoods.
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The result is an impoverished news diet and far too much shouting.
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Congestion fees, he added, can be discounted or subsidized for impoverished drivers.
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"We landed in St. Louis, like the most impoverished part," she said.
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On Rennell, an impoverished Pacific island, mining had already scarred the land.
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It's the most spiritually impoverished way of being I could possibly imagine.
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" — but, he added, it might have been more appropriately titled "Impoverished State.
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A fishmonger nicknamed A Feng remembers her own impoverished, largely meatless childhood.
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He himself plans to contest in the impoverished eastern province of Papua.
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And as for "vast and impoverished," that's just lazy, stereotypical and clichéd.
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It would bring economic benefits to some of Canada's most impoverished communities.
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It would bring economic benefits to some of Canada's most impoverished communities.
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Third, Clinton cares deeply about impoverished children and others who are voiceless.
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"The people were abandoned, the people were impoverished," he said on Monday.
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Our impoverished region has been desolated by the long war on terrorism.
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Kim Jong Un is the leader of a tiny, deeply impoverished country.
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In the long run, Mexico will be a better neighbor by not counting on impoverished expatriates to prop up an often corrupt government in Mexico City and by addressing the plight of its impoverished rather than exporting its poor.
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Many impoverished and disadvantaged defendants have even fewer resources to fight prosecutors' accusations.
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The impoverished Central American nation has one of the world's highest murder rates.
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Unemployment is high, especially among the young, and some inland regions remain impoverished.
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Catherine died two years after their divorce, impoverished and separated from her daughter.
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Much of the responsibility for the costs now lies with impoverished local governments.
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But the impoverished Caribbean country has not had an armed conflict in years.
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The more impoverished an area is, the more Title I money comes in.
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Some 60,000 Poles, mostly impoverished peasants, landed in Brazil between 1869 and 1920.
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It is worse in the impoverished interior, where the Arab spring protests began.
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The conflict has unleashed a humanitarian and economic crisis on the impoverished country.
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Yet radical action may be necessary in countries with big, impoverished, rural populations.
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Or it can choose the nation-state and democracy by embracing impoverished autarky.
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People in Lake County, an impoverished community of 65,000, are familiar with evacuations.
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Intercity schools take the worst hit due to living in an impoverished environment.
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And the women giving birth to microcephalic babies are disproportionately from impoverished communities.
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The community is mainly spread across impoverished suburbs around the capital Kuala Lumpur.
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Gambia, an impoverished west African dictatorship, actually severed ties with Taiwan in 2013.
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Ms. Rodrigues is a migrant from Maranhão, an impoverished state in Brazil's northeast.
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There is instead something perverse about an economy impoverished by lack of spending.
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"It's like Hillary Clinton saying she left the White House 'impoverished," he said.
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He's sent to train Haitian police in Jérémie, a remote and impoverished town.
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Such maps are essential to improving our impoverished understanding of the cannabis plant.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo wants to develop impoverished Papua and tap its resources.
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Those in impoverished schemes and once-industrial areas decimated by Thatcher suffered most.
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Unstable areas are typically rural and impoverished, and their security needs run deep.
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However, as Mapping Modernisms proves, this is an impoverished view of global culture.
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Commonly referred to as Isaan, it is Thailand's most impoverished and underdeveloped region.
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Reams was a black kid born to an impoverished 15-year-old mom.
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The impoverished province sends more migrants than any other to the United States.
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Context: There are already tens of thousands of impoverished migrants living in Greece.
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It was also their only chance to travel outside their isolated, impoverished country.
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I maintain that the agency of individuals will lead to fewer impoverished childhoods.
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He hoped to improve on his life of subsistence farming in impoverished Bamian.
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"Without the Communist Party, China would still be impoverished and weak," she said.
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Biden said the 2008 economic recession had particularly hurt minorities and the impoverished.
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More than 74 million Americans, many of them impoverished single mothers, receive Medicaid.
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This disease survives only because the people who suffer these horrors are impoverished.
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I grew up in a little town, Pottsville, Pa., a depressed, impoverished area.
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Tourism was always the focus, never accommodating the hoards of impoverished workers arriving.
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But some of the country's most isolated, impoverished communities are paying the price.
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Newcomers arrive every day to Kayamandi, mostly from the impoverished Eastern Cape Province.
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Caption: Glide Memorial Church has provided services to the impoverished community since the 1960s.
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Will Gates bring about change to the historically impoverished and oppressed continent via chickens?
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One is Dr. Eduardo Miranda, an oncologist treating primarily impoverished patients in Laredo, Texas.
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Twelve years ago, I met four impoverished teenagers at a high school in Arizona.
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The military regimes that ruled Myanmar for 50 years left it isolated and impoverished.
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Unsurprisingly, the places where insurers backed out tended to be rural, impoverished and unhealthy.
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Zoshchenko's literary output never recovered from the persecution, and he died impoverished and depressed.
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And when unions wither, wage inequality rises, and civil society is impoverished as well.
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His solution was simple enough: resettle individuals from the impoverished island to the mainland.
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Ruth The impoverished and widowed Ruth was far more badass than we usually imagine.
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Kim may want economic assistance for his impoverished country of about 23 million people.
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A further reason may have less to do with impoverished output than outsiders' expectations.
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He later worked as a community organizer in impoverished parts of Newark, New Jersey.
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It's really hard to help impoverished people when you don't know where they are.
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Coal exports to China are a vital source of revenues for the impoverished North.
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Despite these impressive figures, it remains financially impoverished due to its high passenger subsidies.
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She's a brilliant businesswoman, and she beautifully articulates the feelings of her impoverished clientele.
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The war has also caused severe hunger and health crises in the impoverished country.
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Today, around 28% of the city is impoverished — more than double the US average.
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The quake basically split the northern plains of this impoverished Andean nation in two.
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Leroy Ralph Payton, an impoverished minister, farmer and teacher, and the former Sarah Mack.
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This documentary starts in Cateura, Paraguay, an impoverished town outside Asunción, the country's capital.
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How this tiny, impoverished shantytown has cultivated such talent depends on whom you ask.
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In return, the U.S. is willing to help the impoverished nation strengthen its economy.
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As the insurance company model expanded, elderly and impoverished Americans were left without coverage.
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There simply aren't a lot of potential customers located in isolated, often impoverished, communities.
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Cortez grew up in an impoverished family in rural Jiquilisco municipality, southern El Salvador.
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It prompted a trip to one of the most impoverished corners of the country.
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Billy, as he was known, was also twenty, and also impoverished, uprooted, and lonely.
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The killing has sparked a rebellion against security forces in the impoverished Kasai region.
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Four storms–Fay, Gustav, Hanna, and Ike–dumped heavy rains on the impoverished nation.
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The Times noted that the student body at Woodmore Elementary School is mostly impoverished.
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Australia pays Nauru and Papua New Guinea, both impoverished nations, to house the detainees.
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But they are impoverished of late, with only 11 in the past quarter-century.
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In general, younger South Koreans are less favorable toward reintegrating with the impoverished North.
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China is not like the old Soviet Union, which both impoverished and repressed people.
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"Hafez ruled Syria through a pact with the impoverished Sunni countryside," Manaf Tlass said.
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Here they are selling shoes when millions of impoverished people walk miles around barefoot.
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The SEALs were on a secret counterterrorism mission in the impoverished West African nation.
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The org helps impoverished communities around the world with funding for education and health.
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But the vast majority of Puerto Ricans on the impoverished island cannot afford them.
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A vast majority live in neighborhoods that are distressingly impoverished even by Karachi's standards.
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From there, the virus spread to crowded and impoverished urban neighborhoods in South America.
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However, in the U.S., the problem exists beyond inner cities and impoverished rural areas.
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He became an author and a philanthropist supporting scholarships for young, often impoverished students.
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The majority of the homicides in Chicago occur in low-income and impoverished communities.
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Millions of people died under these banners of socialism and millions more were impoverished.
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Impoverished nations with limited infrastructure often have huge gaps between wealthy and poor citizens.
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But they discovered that the challenges children faced in impoverished neighborhoods went beyond education.
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Born to parents with impoverished backgrounds, Sirleaf has focused on education and health care.
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It's not clear how much impoverished North Korea spends on maintaining the Kims' bodies.
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Hamas, which has ruled the packed and impoverished coastal enclave since 2007, claimed victory.
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As Matt Yglesias notes, Booker started by talking about racial progress but then pivoted to an economic message, arguing that an impoverished white community in Appalachia has many of the same needs and concerns as an impoverished African-American community in Newark.
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It has two more months worth of food stocks in the impoverished country, Verhoosel said.
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When Shakira was 8, her parents took her to visit an impoverished area in Colombia.
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The school is in a "predominantly impoverished and high-crime community," according to the lawsuit.
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The exodus from impoverished Venezuela, which does have a strong baseball tradition, is bringing talent.
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There is little work—44% are unemployed—and little to do in crowded, impoverished cities.
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Not a lot of money trickled down to desperately impoverished Yemenis, especially in the south.
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All donations received go directly to funding freshwater wells in impoverished communities and developing nations.
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Fifteen miles away in South Los Angeles, an impoverished area, the pickings are far slimmer.
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The state of Bihar, in eastern India, is one of the country's most impoverished states.
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Kyrgyzstan, an impoverished, mostly Muslim nation of 6 million, has been volatile in recent years.
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But beneath that bucolic veneer of serenity lives an impoverished people often racked by violence.
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You're gathering with an exclusive, elite community while riffing on ideas to help the impoverished.
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As parts of the brain atrophy, language can become impoverished and motor functions are compromised.
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The impoverished former Soviet republic routinely reports incidents related to drug smugglers crossing the border.
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Widodo has also pledged to developed impoverished Papua with projects like the Trans Papua Highway.
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Low-income individuals in impoverished regions in states across the Union can't wait any longer.
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Molenbeek is an impoverished suburb of Brussels with a history of links to terror plots.
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But privately, some acknowledged even then being exhausted, impoverished, hungry and even sympathetic towards demonstrators.
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"Any industry which required high duties impoverished the country and wasn't worth having," he believed.
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It's a sharply remembered memoir about his impoverished upbringing in Georgia near the Okefenokee Swamp.
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Revenue from the reopening of the Panguna mine is essential for the otherwise impoverished island.
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Nevertheless, he said that hunger remained a big part of life in the impoverished country.
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The program uses small loans to bring clean water and hygienic conditions to impoverished areas.
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On average, impoverished children have smaller vocabularies, below average reading skills and lower test scores.
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Their impoverished communities are complex organisms teeming with talent and grit that don't need saving.
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The impoverished island, which is a U.S. territory, is facing a severe Medicaid funding shortfall.
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Impoverished North Korea is under heavy U.N. sanctions related to its nuclear and missile programs.
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Arriving impoverished, he fulfilled the American dream and became a multimillionaire by selling so many.
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And still others believe it will bring technology and economic development to an impoverished island.
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I started off at the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles working in impoverished communities.
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Jenny is the guilty middle-class liberal on a mission of pity among the impoverished.
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The war has killed at least 10,000 people and has pushed impoverished Yemen towards famine.
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The academic results still trail those in less impoverished districts, and progress has slowed lately.
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If this political conflict over the Catalan identity continues, the Catalan economy will be impoverished.
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But this trophy is tarnished by the suffering of impoverished women across the developing world.
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Jesse Delbert Daniels, an impoverished, mentally impaired 19-year-old with a fifth-grade education.
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They have historically been disparaged across the continent, with many remaining impoverished to this day.
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But it is impoverished people like Eliza Shica who are most vulnerable to extreme weather.
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In Steeltown, U.S.A., unionists led by Larry Foreman (Tony Yazbeck) try to organize impoverished workers.
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Complicating the situation, she had become pregnant by her equally impoverished 18-year-old boyfriend.
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It is the lifeblood of the island's impoverished people, a source of income and sustenance.
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That gave him access to public defense services even though he was not technically impoverished.
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Among the hardest hit were humanitarian workers who have been operating in the impoverished country.
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He had known hardship his entire life, having grown up in a big, impoverished family.
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With the weakest of central governments, Libya became a gateway to Europe for Africa's impoverished.
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Residents of water-impoverished districts have assaulted water officials when they venture into their areas.
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It's more that our understanding of rationality has, over the past few decades, become impoverished.
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Charcoal and kerosene can consume 50 percent of the household budget for an impoverished family.
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These are all relatively small and impoverished countries that need economic assistance for their development.
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The region, also known as Ogaden, has rich natural gas resources and an impoverished population.
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North Korea is isolated, impoverished and desperately short of foreign currency to pay for imports.
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Many of the country's impoverished communities became poor and black by government design, he said.
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In this début novel, two siblings struggle with life in their conservative, impoverished Jamaican village.
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Welfare reform is also critical for empowering impoverished communities and providing a pathway to prosperity.
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Today, she works with an organization that helps impoverished children improve their creative thinking skills.
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Serrano, 21, lives in the impoverished, violent slum of La Dolorita, where I met her.
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Mostly impoverished, many with H.I.V. or other medical conditions that make pregnancy complicated or risky.
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Women are already 80 percent more likely to be impoverished at age 65 than men.
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Hundreds of millions of impoverished children live without access to basic health care or schooling.
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He later became an author and a philanthropist supporting scholarships for young, often impoverished students.
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"It's a very, very impoverished area," Burrow said on Saturday with tears in his eyes.
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Black culture was also under siege, in certain white corners, as being lewd and impoverished.
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But they live in an impoverished region, and, Dr. Wexler said, they are still outcasts.
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The conflict has left the country in ruins and impoverished, and has starved its population.
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Venezuela is in the midst of a massive political crisis that's rocking the impoverished country.
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Given a second chance in power, it would turn Brazil into another Venezuela, an impoverished dictatorship.
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The West Bank&aposs Arab Bedouin are a small, impoverished minority among the broader Palestinian population.
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I chatted with the salon girls and learned that they were migrants from the impoverished countryside.
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Aid groups, however, can request exemptions to send humanitarian assistance to the impoverished, isolated Asian state.
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If negotiations fail, impoverished Pyongyang will industrialize ballistic missiles and sell them to other dangerous regimes.
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Something about that, as a trans person and someone who grew up impoverished is still shocking.
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Impoverished communities As #HurricaneMatthew has made landfall in Haiti we're helping people deal with the aftermath.
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He also argued that impoverished women should not be presumed guilty after having an unintended abortion.
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Widespread deforestation for fuel and farming makes the impoverished state prone to natural disasters, especially floods.
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In North Korea the risk is that it will get old while it is still impoverished.
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Official data show up to 44 percent of families pushed into poverty were impoverished by illness.
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These are numbers you wouldn't see anywhere, except in perhaps the most impoverished third world countries.
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An exodus of residents since the hurricane has left an older population on an impoverished island.
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Impoverished villages sometimes end up with dozens of foreign wives, as word spreads of their availability.
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For Nicolás, and many others, a fractious and impoverished home life made joining the rebels easier.
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Curing it, he promises, will bring prosperity to Mexico's impoverished southern states and restore national dignity.
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In recent years, millions of impoverished families have received clean cookstoves via public and private initiatives.
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Officer offers kindness after impoverished girl steals $2 shoes Congrats, you've found today's feel-good read.
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Getting aid to impoverished Africans is hard enough, what with blockades of bureaucracy and red tape.
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Repeated counter-insurgencies, accompanied by aerial bombing and widespread pillage, left the region impoverished and depopulated.
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These practices often happen in impoverished communities, where the forests offer a vital source of income.
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But during this journey she meets former soldiers, impoverished innkeepers, and aimless men of all stripes.
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The transgender community is one of the most discriminated against, marginalized and impoverished in Los Angeles.
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Someone can be a full citizen in a political sense, but impoverished in an economic sense.
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Cotton is the second-biggest source of revenue for the impoverished West African country after gold.
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They are two of the most impoverished areas in Mexico, and were likely hit the hardest.
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There were not two million well-off farmers in the impoverished U.S.S.R. in the late twenties.
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Glendora is one of the poorest towns in the impoverished Delta ("our Haiti," says one local).
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Impoverished individuals often have to choose between paying for basic needs and paying fines and fees.
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This region would be profoundly impoverished for the new whales, who would be more vulnerable here.
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Jim Steele, an elected supervisor, said the county is impoverished and its fire-fighting equipment antiquated.
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It also provides hundreds of thousands of tonnes of oil and fuel to the impoverished regime.
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Qatar, like the UAE, had provided billions of dollars of financial aid to Sudan's impoverished economy.
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Advocates for voter outreach say it aims to suppress turnout, particularly in impoverished and minority communities.
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He took to frequenting Rio's favelas, the direly impoverished hillside shantytowns that overlook the prosperous city.
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And how can we alleviate financial stress that water infrastructure issues place on smaller, impoverished communities?
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The metal has also fueled a scrap trade, providing impoverished Lao a dangerous source of income.
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Kyrgyzstan, an impoverished, mostly Muslim nation of 6 million, has been politically volatile in recent years.
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The state loan program, intended to help the most impoverished students, saddles them with crippling debt.
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He succeeded Joseph Kabila, who governed the largely impoverished but mineral-rich country for 18 years.
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The middle class largely cannot use them or Medicaid long-term care unless they become impoverished.
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Mr. Caal's decision to leave Raxruhá, his impoverished municipality, was not in and of itself unusual.
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The economic plan is widely expected to include international funding proposals for the impoverished Gaza Strip.
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Historically, socialist utopias rapidly devolve into impoverished social dystopias, as Venezuela has demonstrated in recent years.
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The quake sent a flood of the unemployed, including impoverished fishermen, in search of smuggling jobs.
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In Colker's interpretation, vigorous dancers covered in dust are meant to embody the region's impoverished residents.
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A YouCaring page has raised more than $6,000 for students at impoverished high schools in Virginia.
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"For people who live in impoverished communities, a health clinic is a lifeline," the actress said.
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But instead of a targeted effort, the army has uprooted tens of thousands of impoverished civilians.
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Every person in every culture, no matter how impoverished or restrictive, tries to ornament her life.
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The law also allowed governors to select some non-impoverished areas adjacent to low-income communities.
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Nonprofit New Story focuses on building homes for families living in impoverished conditions across the globe.
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World Vision is a global Christian humanitarian organization that works with impoverished communities around the world.
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Not surprisingly, up-front payments have proven difficult or impossible for impoverished families in developing countries.
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But can its for-profit model work in some of the most impoverished places on Earth?
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They arrived impoverished, disoriented by the industrialized society they met and, for the most part, undereducated.
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Loves it so much that he has them impoverished and enslaved except for those he murders.
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Why have India's impoverished and powerless minorities become the subjects of virtual and real-life rage?
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Tens of thousands of impoverished civilians have been uprooted, mostly rice farmers and small-scale traders.
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Now she would like to help others in impoverished communities make healthy dietary decisions, she said.
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Her caretaker tells Cee that her emotionally impoverished childhood reflects her mother's deficiency, not her own.
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The cash payments, though small, are significant in the impoverished and still insecure region, he said.
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With climate change, the threat is only getting worse, particularly for the elderly and the impoverished.
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It applies to everyone, with Bill Gates and an impoverished homeless man getting the same payout.
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Schooled for several years in Switzerland, Mr. Kim was expected to help modernize his impoverished country.
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That's fair enough, but it's also evidence of how imaginatively impoverished big-budget movies have become.
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It was by no means easy: The family was impoverished and many of them were illiterate.
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Of course, an impoverished Mozambique couldn't do it alone, so Mr. Chissano went about courting partners.
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He published two books, including a deeply reported account of one impoverished family's life in India.
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On Wednesday the impoverished Caribbean nation postponed a planned election for president — for the fourth time.
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As a result, cutting the the NEA will be most harmful to rural and impoverished neighborhoods.
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Aid groups, however, can request exemptions to send humanitarian assistance to the impoverished, isolated Asian state.
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At the same time, a number of impoverished English aristocrats began to arrive in the States.
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That's 400,000 more people who were impoverished by medical bills in 2017, compared to last year.
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The impoverished southern African nation - a member of the Commonwealth - gained independence from Britain in 1968.
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Its total: just $50 million, barely enough to build a few roads in a single impoverished country.
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The impoverished former Soviet republic routinely reports incidents related to drug smugglers crossing its border with Afghanistan.
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AQAP has taken advantage of Yemen's civil war to strengthen its position in the impoverished Arab state.
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Selected among young men from impoverished Nepal, Gurkhas have been part of Singapore's police force since 22.6.
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The ability to scale poultry farming is also a significant boon to impoverished living in rural areas.
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Diplomats say ISIS pays salaries sometimes triple what the Taliban offer, making it attractive to impoverished Afghans.
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We can't really imagine Markle wearing this blinding rock while doing charity work or visiting impoverished countries.
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About one fifth of the impoverished country's 5 million people have been forced to flee their homes.
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I'm here in southern West Virginia, which is more impoverished than the northern part of the state.
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Andrés Manuel López Obrador (known as AMLO) was busy touring villages in Oaxaca, an impoverished southern state.
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But she also feared something more deadly that has been going around this small, impoverished city: tuberculosis.
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Given that child marriage is already common, especially in the impoverished countryside, women's-rights activists are upset.
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The impoverished and vulnerable are further marginalised, and forced into prolonged suffering or to make extreme decisions.
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I propose we give impoverished Africans cash, and to let Heifer offer chickens and services for sale.
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But in Kasserine, an impoverished provincial capital of about 400,000, the protesters have refused to let up.
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Notably, Benin, Burkina Faso and Guinea, although impoverished and poorly governed, have yet to experience civil war.
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The overwhelming number of families who are classified as being impoverished in Rubio's state of Florida. 5.
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It is their loyalty, not the backing of Venezuela's impoverished, shrinking population, that keeps Mr Maduro going.
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Most of the cast does the best they can with the impoverished material they have been given.
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The province, one of Iran's most impoverished, is also part of a well-known drug trafficking route.
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His ruinous policies caused the economy to collapse, impoverished his people and destroyed their health (see charts).
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Over the last two years, slot machines have flooded Kenya's impoverished rural communities — and children are hooked.
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Forces loyal to Kiir clashed with Nuer in the capital, triggering retaliatory attacks across the impoverished nation.
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Haiti, the most impoverished nation in the Western Hemisphere, took a direct hit from Hurricane Matthew yesterday.
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Do not turn this France over to people who have mutilated and impoverished the France we love.
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Or her collaboration with multiple world leaders in spearheading a new billion-dollar initiative for impoverished women?
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The conflict has pushed impoverished Yemen to the verge of famine with millions relying on food aid.
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They are often young, impoverished and exploited by employers, making them a perfect audience for extremist messages.
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It's also made entirely of repurposed bicycle parts, designed to be manufactured and maintained in impoverished regions.
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Better access to choice schools must include creative solutions to help impoverished families with their transportation needs.
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And in these moments, the adaptation ceases to feel like an impoverished version of its source material.
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Activists expressed outrage about last year's water bills in Flint, which is 57% black and 41% impoverished.
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Widespread deforestation for fuel and farming has made the impoverished country prone to natural disasters, especially floods.
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The faces of the impoverished people of the world would haunt my dreams until my dying breath.
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For impoverished, hill-dwelling minorities such as the Hmong or Khmu, the banana rush meant better wages.
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For instance, in 1990 just under half of girls in impoverished nations were enrolled in elementary school.
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The Women's March has mobilized millions of women across the world, even in the most impoverished communities.
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The drought-stricken impoverished state of Pernambuco has been the hardest hit, registering 33% of recent cases.
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That's how dependent our system is on charging people who are at or near an impoverished existence.
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Back in the 1800s, when Norway was impoverished, emigration rates to the United States were extremely high.
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Those nations have been dysfunctional, corrupt, impoverished, and crime-ridden for as long as anyone can remember.
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One grew up an orphan and impoverished; the other was gifted with generational wealth by his father.
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If they cannot pay fees, impoverished offenders may, like Dequan, spend extra months and years on probation.
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The earthquake killed an estimated 160,000 people and left much of the already impoverished island in ruins.
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As PRI reported in 2016, access to toilets in impoverished areas in India remains a big problem.
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Like an invisible glue holding together the flimsy fabric of one of the UK's most impoverished cities.
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Under the Mexico City Policy, the United States will continue to provide funds to help impoverished countries.
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From the beginning, tacos and their tortilla base belonged to the impoverished, the downtrodden, and the criminal.
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Raising minimum wage is not the only way to reduce stress in an impoverished or marginalized household.
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Official data shows that up to 44 percent of families pushed into poverty were impoverished by illness.
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She had traveled with her father from a rural indigenous community in Guatemala's impoverished Alta Verapaz region.
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Bulgaria's impoverished Roma community faces high levels of unemployment and many live on the edge of cities.
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He also passed legislation funding water and wastewater projects in impoverished communities along the border with Mexico.
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It follows a young boy who sues his impoverished and indifferent parents for giving birth to him.
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Older people were so impoverished by looting of the state's pension funds that they marched in protest.
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Such an easing would provide some relief for the two million residents of the impoverished coastal enclave.
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"These products are never going to meet demands of the most impoverished," Tyedmers said over the phone.
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Instead, he said, it was meant to be passed onto players, who often came from impoverished backgrounds.
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Aid workers have warned that an outbreak in the crowded and impoverished coastal enclave could be disastrous.
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BV: I want to situate your work within Manila's dichotomy as a hyperconnected yet also impoverished city.
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Critics argue that using property taxes results in wealthy areas having better schools than more impoverished neighborhoods.
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Before she made it to the top, she struggled her way out of a difficult, impoverished childhood.
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North Korea may still be isolated and impoverished, but it already has amassed a significant nuclear arsenal.
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Neighbors have come to help Crews's impoverished family put a year's worth of meat in their smokehouse.
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Hodeidah is an entry point for 80 percent of the impoverished country's food imports and relief supplies.
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The Saudi-led bombing campaign has devastated the impoverished country and exacerbated the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
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On public outings, she grandly demonstrates her benevolence by distributing crisp paper currency to small, impoverished children.
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Impoverished farmers turn to "slash and burn agriculture" when they desperately need fertile land for their crops.
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Yet here in Haiti, I'll tell you the result: Impoverished women suffer ghastly injuries and excruciating deaths.
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They are either totally impoverished or members of the working poor earning less than $12,060 a year.
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It all centers on Zhengzhou, a city of six million people in an impoverished region of China.
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If history is any guide, impoverished communities in Africa are likely to be the last in line.
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For impoverished families like Ismail's, Europe is just a dream, as the smuggling fees are too high.
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That's still an improvement from last year, when 2.9 million more people were impoverished by medical bills.
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Impoverished pockets of India and China are particularly underserved, and the dangers go beyond unsanitariness and pollution.
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It was influenced by outcasts, too, including peddlers, prostitutes, and impoverished women hired to weep at funerals.
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This is an administration that basically wants to reduce or eliminate free school meals for impoverished children.
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They regard the Rohingyas as a financial burden on their impoverished country and a potential security threat.
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Both groups have used the impoverished country's chaos to their benefit, growing and recruiting in recent years.
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Gangsters of his day typically came from impoverished backgrounds, but Mr. Persico's upbringing was solidly middle class.
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A smaller share of the world's people were hungry, impoverished or illiterate than at any time before.
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RiRi's shindig raised a bunch of dough benefiting her foundation that helps impoverished communities around the globe.
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Medicaid expanded over the years, covering more populations — parents, some impoverished childless adults — and health care services.
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Because of all the stereotypes, most people tend to think that Cuba is this impoverished, sad place.
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In 2014, she helped to develop a digital platform that connects qualified female doctors to impoverished communities.
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Neither announced anything resembling a coherent economic plan to help the impoverished citizens of the country — including increasingly impoverished regular soldiers of the army who, needing to feed their families, cooperated with the plans of their senior officers for the coup that saw the first couple's fall from grace.
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The Sinaloa cartel has, over time, become a shadow state — building houses, schools and hospitals in impoverished communities.
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On College Football In college football, the rich generally get richer, but not before they are briefly impoverished.
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Compare Chiapas, an impoverished southern state, and Aguascalientes, a state to the north where investment has poured in.
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They came from a variety of economic settings, from very wealthy neighborhoods to impoverished segments of our community.
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The war has killed at least 6,200 people and unleashed a humanitarian crisis in the already impoverished country.
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Selected among young men from impoverished Nepal, Gurkhas have been part of Singapore&aposs police force since 22.6.
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Ground fighting and air strikes have killed around 6,000 people during the nine-month war in impoverished Yemen.
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It is a lifeline for 15.9 million people facing severe hunger in the impoverished nation of 30 million.
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The son of a carabiniere, Marchionne was born and raised in the impoverished central region of Abruzzo, Italy.
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Abarca said he had tried and failed to maintain his family in the impoverished Honduran city of Choloma.
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The agency subsequently had to ask for money back from many impoverished people who had already spent it.
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After the Great Dying, Earth remained biologically impoverished for 10 to 20 million years—or so paleontologists assumed.
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Tensions were already running high in Niger, a landlocked, impoverished country on the edge of the Sahara Desert.
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Militants say they want a greater share of Nigeria's oil wealth to go to the impoverished Delta region.
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Then it becomes clear it's about Gaza and the future of the impoverished and fenced-in Palestinian enclave.
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The company is a major source of employment and livelihoods in the impoverished eastern-most province of Indonesia.
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World Vision, a Canadian charity, has an online catalogue with dozens of gifts to send to impoverished places.
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His nation is impoverished, people are going hungry, and he could soon run out of foreign exchange reserves.
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In an era of austerity and impoverished grassroots sport, has the price of these medals been too great?
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Some of the Shi'ite Zaydi sect, who ruled the north until 1962, chafed as their heartland became impoverished.
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He is also interested in having his organization help small soap makers in impoverished parts of the globe.
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Castel Volturno also drew impoverished Italians, unable to make ends meet in the outskirts of the nearby cities.
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The countryside, which is believed to be severely impoverished, is sealed off to visitors and the outside world.
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And his claim in a debate that the purpose of conservatism is to conserve wealth is spiritually impoverished.
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The militants say they want a greater share of Nigeria's oil wealth to go to the impoverished region.
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North Korea is a small and impoverished country, but it invests enormous resources in developing its cyber capabilities.
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Unfortunately the problem isn't restricted to such universally appealing targets as impoverished children who want to attend school.
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"Hold on, hold on, wait a second," Sanders called out, appearing to applause dressed as an impoverished immigrant.
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Militants have long argued that the impoverished delta should receive a greater share of the country's energy wealth.
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Exile impoverished them, and their members today are spread across Europe, the United States and the Middle East.
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Chiapas and Oaxaca, home to about 9 million people, are two of the most impoverished areas in Mexico.
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Newly impoverished Argentines may be more energized to vote to punish him at the polls, political analysts said.
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The opposition is opposed to raising taxes on fuel, saying it would bring additional burden on impoverished citizens.
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It plans to construct more than 10,000 houses for impoverished Orang Asli families, said founder John-Son Oei.
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The children rescued were aged 14 and 17, and most came from impoverished indigenous communities in rural areas.
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Kyrgyzstan, an impoverished, mostly Muslim nation of 6 million, has been politically volatile for more than a decade.
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This crisis impoverished many Ecuadorians and sent large numbers of people out of the country to seek employment.
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But, seriously, what's the greatest threat -- ISIS, Putin, Kim Jong Un or desperate, impoverished migrants from Central America?
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The Orana foundation hopes to bring money to impoverished Aboriginal communities by helping them to commercialise the products.
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They had even moved into California, a neighborhood of strivers who had left the big, impoverished city nearby.
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And unfortunately, communities of color, impoverished and rural communities have historically suffered disproportionately from environmental injustices in America.
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Impoverished and uneducated immigrants, on the other hand, are denounced as gang members, job stealers and social burdens.
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Impoverished children don't need shoes as much as education and clean drinking water, goes one line of criticism.
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Sloughing off the past, shucking the carcass of my impoverished self, to be reborn, unblemished as a sunrise.
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Despite these warnings, Puerto Rico has fewer resources than most of the nation to care for its impoverished.
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Mohammed arrived in Saudi Arabia from Yemen during the 43s as an impoverished teenager, blind in one eye.
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We are a deeply segregated city, not by accident, most of the violence occurs in deeply impoverished places.
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Even before the January 2010 earthquake, the impoverished Caribbean nation was the focus of attention from the Clintons.
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The U.S. should be wary of a protracted occupation in an impoverished nation with limited infrastructure; think Afghanistan.
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Slave traders and slaveholders most often target the hamlets, villages and neighborhoods that are impoverished, marginalized and stigmatized.
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But what if the 16-year-old came from an impoverished family with a history of drug addiction?
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The country is also impoverished, experiences violence, and has poor social and health conditions, according to the BBC.
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"A lot of times the courts are imposing fines and restitution on someone that's already impoverished," Spellman said.
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Local officials said they would start a program to provide winter clothes to impoverished children in the region.
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Critics say incompetent policies and corruption have impoverished the once-wealthy nation while dissent has been brutally crushed.
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But the court did hear testimony from the man's estranged siblings who described a traumatic and impoverished upbringing.
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Most of the homicides occurred in urban centers, particularly in the impoverished north and northeast of the country.
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I saw no assistive communication devices, and as in many impoverished countries, discrimination against deaf people was rampant.
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They said that the finding was consistent with the broad sense of conditions in the isolated, impoverished North.
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This month, Israel has also imposed additional economic sanctions on the already impoverished and isolated Palestinian coastal territory.
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And many of the impoverished families that vaccinators seek out have never met a representative of the state.
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Their concentration is Arte Povera, a term coined by Germano Celant in 1967 that means, roughly, impoverished art.
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Yet for precisely that reason, one wishes he had pointed a clearer path to a less impoverished jurisprudence.
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"There are those wags who insist that I was born with an impoverished mental life," he told me.
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"Seven years ago I attempted suicide," began one 24-year-old from an impoverished village southwest of Beijing.
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A leading role Garner's mother managed to pull herself up from an impoverished childhood with a good education.
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Haiti was designated a TPS country after the earthquake in 2628 that devastated the already impoverished island nation.
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But that desire is based in an impoverished understanding of power as the replacement and domination of others.
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In its efforts to control this de facto colony, Japan sent over some 1103,2110 settlers, mostly impoverished farmers.
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Not surprisingly, the impoverished are suffering the most — from both the weather and the drain on their finances.
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Xi ended up in the tiny and impoverished Liangjiahe, hundreds of miles away from the seat of power.
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This theft was crucial to the stunning transformation of China from an impoverished backwater into a global powerhouse.
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In 2012, she founded the Clara Lionel Foundation to improve education and healthcare for children in impoverished communities.
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Children from impoverished families struggle to afford college, even if they succeed in passing the strict entrance examination.
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Consider the example of the ban on unlicensed food trucks servicing the homeless and impoverished in Birmingham, Ala.
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I am the son of Italian immigrants who came to this country from an impoverished area of Italy.
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Mr. Amri is believed to come from the impoverished south of Tunisia, on the edge of the Sahara.
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The groups say they want a greater share of Nigeria's oil wealth to go to the impoverished region.
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The bejeweled glove is thousands of miles away in the oil-rich, deeply impoverished country of Equatorial Guinea.
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The Rakhine rebels are fighting for greater autonomy for their impoverished state, recruiting from the mostly Buddhist majority.
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The move could further isolate the impoverished Palestinian coastal enclave and portend a more aggressive stance against Israel.
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Though many wells are found in impoverished communities, some serve wealthy homeowners and those living in urban environments.
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But Brooklynn Prince is playing a 6-year-old impoverished urchin named Moonee, not a bourgeois, hopeless romantic.
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Born in Portuguese Goa into an impoverished Roman Catholic family, the rebellious Souza had no time for propriety.
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In all of these remote, impoverished areas it's predominantly women and children who are responsible for gathering water.
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India is home to over 30 percent of the world's 385 million most impoverished children, says the World Bank.
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The organization advocates for impoverished women in the area and helps them navigate the criminal justice and social systems.
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Even before the storm hit Haiti this week, the impoverished nation was struggling to stem the water-borne disease.
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Nearly every one addresses a specific aspect of impoverished African-American life or a specific emotional response to such.
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For example, if a country's median income is $40,000, a senior with income of $20,000 would be considered impoverished.
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"We can rebuild impoverished southern Iraq too," says a Saudi official, referring to the Shia portion of the country.
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There are many areas like this across Pakistan, not necessarily Christian-majority areas, but where impoverished Muslims live too.
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There, in 1843, she enthralled the royal court, high society—and in particular, Turgenev, an impoverished blueblood and author.
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Formerly welcoming of Venezuelans, who once brought tourist dollars, all have clamped down hard on these mostly impoverished migrants.
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Still, why all the fuss over one impoverished blacksmith, born to a prostitute in the depths of Flea Bottom?
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For one, South Koreans are not as enthusiastic as their president about economic co-operation with their impoverished neighbours.
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There's an impoverished family who sold away all their dæmons in order to have enough money to buy food.
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Jordan ran on a promise to deliver for forgotten rural communities, like the impoverished community she grew up in.
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It is home to two million Palestinians, who complain that the blockade has left the enclave isolated and impoverished.
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If you take seriously Donald Trump's crackpot proposals, if they were implemented, it would leave America impoverished and isolated.
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On Wednesday, voters in 67 constituencies queued outside polling stations to elect lawmakers who will rule the impoverished state.
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They are now especially active in impoverished rural Guatemala, which has been hurt by drought and low coffee prices.
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A regime collapse would send millions of impoverished North Koreans across the border into China, creating a crisis there.
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China's growing power in Africa Since 2015, China has been bringing digital television services to impoverished parts of Africa.
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It would be too expensive, the thinking goes, for ground-based systems to reach rural areas or impoverished communities.
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But the reigning intergovernmental entity working on behalf of impoverished climate refugees is the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
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The streetcar was originally supposed to launch in 2009, in an impoverished part of the capital's south-east quadrant.
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Molenbeek focus of 'foreign fighter problem' Molenbeek, an impoverished Brussels suburb, has a reputation as a hotbed for jihadism.
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Myanmar hopes the Rakhine State Investment Fair – the first of its kind – will bring money into the impoverished region.
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This is precisely why development initiatives are critical in the most violent, impoverished and susceptible places in the world.
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With a tendency toward the dramatic, John likens his impoverished town in western Alabama to Fallujah, Darfur, and Beirut.
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Backers of the law argued it would help impoverished borrowers and that no wholesale ditching of mortgages will occur.
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In one of the nation's most deeply impoverished communities, residents and tribal leaders say the cuts could be devastating.
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They live in the same circumstances as they did more than a century ago, with the same impoverished lifestyles.
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Both Musk and Bezos herald their proposed networks as key to reaching impoverished and unconnected parts of the globe.
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Molenbeek has 'foreign fighter problem' The impoverished Brussels suburb of Molenbeek has a reputation as a hotbed for jihadism.
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He hired 43,000 teachers and 21,203 health workers, 80% of whom work in the city's impoverished north and west.
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Money from yarsagumba has given some of the world's most impoverished people access to electricity, hospital care and education.
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This federal "desegregation," they argue, would really mean the resegregation that has happened in other impoverished Delta communities nearby.
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Most of the victims were dumped in alleys and trash bins in the impoverished area where Mr. Franklin lived.
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Appalachia is not some mythic land out of time; it's a living place, as independent as it is impoverished.
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How do you convince impoverished families from cutting down hillside trees that once absorbed water and prevented flash flooding?
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He would welcome financial assistance and, of course, respect, acceptance and international standing for his isolated and impoverished country.
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"When we're in debt, living in misery and impoverished, we don't necessarily think of the Constitution," Ms. López said.
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For a moment, the world got a glimpse of the rigged reality that is CastrOz, an impoverished island jail.
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The movement was originally started in 2007 by activist Tarana Burke to help sexual assault survivors in impoverished areas.
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Traveling, never too difficult for American writers when compared with those from impoverished countries, is even more convenient today.
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The report found that the cities most dependent on such revenue were majority African-American with large impoverished populations.
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The Player: Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence), a tribute from impoverished District 12 whose teammate, Peeta, has a crush on her.
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Cortez grew up being abused Cortez grew up in an impoverished family in rural Jiquilisco municipality, southern El Salvador.
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They are relentless on this issue, regardless of data — and the number of impoverished, largely minority students who benefit.
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Trump regularly says that America's "inner cities" are filled with Americans who are impoverished, and of African-American descent.
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Her parents were impoverished farmers who cultivated corn and beans until a drought forced them to abandon their land.
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We humans have an impoverished vocabulary to describe smells, and tend to overlook how much they affect our behavior.
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I take pause at anyone who is just willing to care for the impoverished with money from other people.
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Dennis-Benn's tale of life in the impoverished neighborhoods of Montego Bay, Jamaica, sheds light on the island's disenfranchised.
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Impoverished and living with the constant threat of floods, Ganyiel's population of some 40,000 people nevertheless consider themselves lucky.
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At the same time, its portrait of Havana, an impoverished city of crumbling architecture, has a gritty neorealist pungency.
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The film centers on Florida's hidden homeless—impoverished families living in the shadow of the Happiest Place on Earth.
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It's all in the interest of the elite, they don't give a fuck about what color the impoverished are.
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Isolated and impoverished North Korea has imposed strict entry bans during past global epidemics, including a 2014 ebola outbreak.
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But wait a second — how did an impoverished country like North Korea end up with such impressive hacking abilities?
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The vast majority of the killings occur in impoverished urban areas that are hubs of a thriving drug trade.
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The children of these refugees, consigned to impoverished areas patrolled by other gangs, came together to form other gangs.
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The Good+Foundation, which donates essential items to impoverished families, held a carnival in Central Park on June 5.
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How many impoverished, unattractive, unloved 50-something women with menial jobs later come into money, love, or better jobs?
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Still, 22 percent of the city is considered impoverished, census records show, slightly higher than in New York City.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union, waves of its impoverished missile scientists began to head for North Korea.
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He studied agriculture at the Pailahueque polytechnical high school, which is attended mainly by Mapuche from impoverished rural families.
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I had hoped to capture the human cost behind such euphoric revolutions, which often hit impoverished communities the hardest.
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The Edhi mortuary is in Sohrab Goth, an impoverished area that until recently was an urban hotbed of militancy.
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First published in 1945, the book is Levi's memorable account of life among impoverished Italian villagers in the 1930s.
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Our Bolsa Familia program, which assisted impoverished families while simultaneously ensuring that children received quality education, won international renown.
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But rather than address the issue, the plant urged the community members, most of whom are impoverished, to relocate.
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And unlike Texas and Florida, politically powerful states on the mainland, Puerto Rico is an impoverished, Spanish-speaking commonwealth.
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At the time, the train was the only one in this remote and impoverished corner of the Ottoman Empire.
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And this, in turn, led to sanctions that impoverished the Iraqi people, and —— George W. Bush: My fellow citizens.
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Her mother, Esther, was the daughter of impoverished Orthodox Russian Jews who immigrated to New York in the '20s.
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The problem that has impoverished and destroyed farmers nearly always is that of low prices resulting from surplus production.
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The deal was that Mr. Manfoush would charge the besieged and impoverished buyers a tax beyond the usual price.
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Isolated and impoverished North Korea has imposed strict entry bans during past global epidemics, including a 2014 ebola outbreak.
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She now lives with her only remaining relative — an impoverished elderly aunt who has five children of her own.
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Why would someone from the impoverished inner city become the leading defender of the carceral state and American plutocracy?
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Much of the population is impoverished and malnourished, while years of poor governance have left our cities horribly polluted.
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He Wenxiang was born in an impoverished village in southern China in 1976, the year of Mao Zedong's death.
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An impoverished nation just four decades ago, China has become an essential part of the modern global industrial machine.
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How will the Republican agenda help the next impoverished boy or girl from Kentucky achieve his or her dream?
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Perhaps those most affected by the surge in violence are the people of the impoverished, heavily Latino East Side.
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The oilfields are the last still operating in the impoverished country after conflict shut down others and froze investment.
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He made numerous films in Fontainhas, a now-demolished neighborhood of Lisbon where many impoverished and immigrant residents lived.
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Yet while Reginald feels that human nannies are defective, it is really the automatic nannies themselves that are impoverished.
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Trump lacks even the two-dimensionality required in a sociopath; the emotional range is as impoverished as the vocabulary.
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Not being able to work for such long periods leaves a person's family impoverished and leaves the economy limping.
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Many of the men were migrant workers from the impoverished border state of Bihar in eastern India, relatives said.
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Neighbors wondered why Soper had chosen to live in Kosovo, an impoverished country that seceded from Serbia in 2008.
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Most of the victims were Muslim migrant workers from impoverished Bihar State in eastern India, The Associated Press reported.
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After arriving in Jordan, he had shuttled from camp to camp, ending up in Ma'an, an impoverished southern town.
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A recurring theme in Hammons's work is the seductive and sometimes tragic allure of stardom for impoverished black youth.
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Urban neighborhoods, impoverished rural towns and Native American communities, in fact, face the worst toxic pollution in the nation.
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They should consider it an investment, not just in the potential of impoverished peoples but also in international security.
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Named for economist Simon Kuznets, the hypothesis is that pollution in a country is low when it is impoverished.
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Several dozen recently lined the impoverished Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood on the western edge of the city's famous bay.
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The area remains impoverished, and past governments, including Mr. Buhari's in the 1980s, have done little to change that.
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Puerto Rico, as the 51st state, would be a stable and productive entity instead of the now-impoverished territory.
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In most of the world, however — especially in more impoverished places — TB is better known and much more dangerous.
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Xi was among roughly 16 million young people sent to China's impoverished villages to be remolded by hard labor.
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"Salmon make the ultimate sacrifice in order to reproduce and without them, Katmai's ecosystem would be impoverished," said Fitz.
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An impoverished childhood may not be indispensable to becoming a great columnist, but it sure doesn't seem to hurt.
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A Mexico that is helped by the United States makes life here more comfortable than a deeply impoverished Mexico.
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Of the 32 entities in the country, ten located in Oaxaca account for 81 percent of the population's impoverished.
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Most of those missing are from Panama City and many are elderly, disabled, impoverished, or live alone, Marchetti said.
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It's a special event for her -- it's benefiting her Clara Lionel Foundation, which helps impoverished communities around the world.
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She and other workers make about $4 a day, which is considered a decent wage in the impoverished area.
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He suggested any new facilities were likely to end up in impoverished or minority areas of the Bronx and Brooklyn.
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However, impoverished Albania appealed last month to Austria - where the right-wing government is cracking down on migration - for help.
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The militant group says it wants a greater share of Nigeria's oil wealth to go to the impoverished Delta region.
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At least 10,000 people have been killed in the fighting that has unleashed a humanitarian crisis on the impoverished country.
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The war has displaced over two million people and driven the impoverished Arabian Peninsula country to the verge of famine.
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The war has displaced more than two million and driven the impoverished Arabian Peninsula country to the verge of famine.
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He also put $1 billion towards philanthropy, supporting early childhood development as well as healthcare in impoverished areas in U.S.
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Refugees do not arrive by the hundred thousand in overloaded dinghies; impoverished children do not sneak across the southern border.
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It's a pattern that has impoverished American and European understandings of global cinema and helped Hollywood imperialize the art form.
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Firstly, Rebel Nell employs underemployed, impoverished women, and provides financial-literacy training, among offering other essential "getting through life" resources.
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Tensions have been building in the Delta, an impoverished region where most complain they do not benefit from oil production.
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Niganda is Wakanda's impoverished neighbor, and the two nations have a territorial conflict over the fertile Alkama Fields between them.
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When she arrived at the impoverished settlements where she volunteered, children flocked to her, and other activists sought her advice.
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Despite her prolific career, she slipped into relative obscurity and was eventually left homeless and impoverished in her old age.
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His upbringing was typical of a Thai born into a family of rice farmers in the impoverished area of Isaan.
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It's a vibrant community with a history of activism, but it's also deeply impoverished, and blighted by pollution and violence.
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And unless we take action, these bastions of diversity could become as biologically impoverished as the land we've impacted directly.
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Makeshift facilities refining stolen crude oil are often the only places young men can find work in the impoverished region.
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"Poor people and rich people want the same things," says Kathryn Edin, who studies the romantic lives of impoverished Americans.
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Some 1.5 million hungry people in the impoverished southern African country are in need of aid, the United Nations says.
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"We are celebrity and influencers' moms banding together for impoverished children and underserved children," Feldstein says in a Voice clip.
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Valencia Gunder, now 33, grew up in Liberty City, a historically black and long impoverished neighborhood in the city's Northwest.
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Funds would sit in an interest-bearing account, and by age 18, the most impoverished kids would have nearly $50,000.
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They go to impoverished parts of the world or they massage cancer patients' feet or they look after the needy.
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He described his impoverished childhood in Alabama and his career as an activist, which eventually sparked a long political career.
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A portion of their sales will go to fund microloans for impoverished women around the world who are aspiring entrepreneurs.
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Several companies are also pledging some of their proceeds to help provide girls in impoverished communities with free menstrual products.
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But dirty, crowded prisons add to the misery of inmates, many of whom were impoverished before they turned to crime.
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Around 100,000 formerly impoverished farmers have ridden the wave, splashing cash on motorcycles, 52-inch TVs, and solar power systems.
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But they have yet to make a dent on the plastic pollution that is piling up in the impoverished country.
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The complex, where South Korean factories employ North Korean workers, is an important source of revenue for the impoverished North.
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In Central Asia, for example, impoverished Tajikistan is surrounded by resource-rich neighbors with a stake in that country's stability.
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FBI agents subsequently wired about $50,000 to the non-profit, whose stated mission was to help impoverished Haitians, prosecutors said.
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However, the company plans to start providing insect-farming equipment to impoverished Beninese households over the next couple of years.
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The bill seeks to provide targeted infrastructure projects to the places our country needs it most in our impoverished communities.
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In 503, she set off for Algeria, where she helped set up schools and tended impoverished families and Sufi mystics.
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Although the ban may prove financially painful to the impoverished nation of 103 million, Duterte sounded resolute in his decision.
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Most of the arrivals, after being apprehended at the border, were simply given bus tickets to this already impoverished area.
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Al-Mahra province, bordering Oman in east Yemen, has seen little fighting compared to the rest of the impoverished country.
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The basic injustice is that we rich countries produce the carbon that is devastating impoverished people from Madagascar to Bangladesh.
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It was built as a housing project in the 1960s, the salvation of some of Rio de Janeiro's impoverished residents.
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Prices were depressed, the farmer's share of the consumer dollar continued to decline, and rural America became more impoverished. Why?
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She wants to be a financial planner and help track athletes — many of whom hail from impoverished backgrounds — avoid destruction.
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"We know the status quo has not been working," de Blasio said at Bronxworks, a nonprofit that helps impoverished families.
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But as in Europe, it is hard to stop impoverished people from seeking a better life that looms tantalisingly close.
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He told the others about his upbringing during the Depression, during which his impoverished parents had beaten and abused him.
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She grew up dancing from a young age in Duque de Caxias, an impoverished town on the outskirts of Rio.
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In reaction to the missile, the Saudi-led coalition closed all air, land and sea ports to the impoverished country.
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According to London's poverty profile, four of those five high-ranking regions are among the most impoverished in the capital.
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In an impoverished state like Bihar, education is often the one way to a better life for millions of people.
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"Indeed, many people might find the prospect of an artificially biodiverse world just as daunting as an artificially impoverished one."
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North Korea is an extremely impoverished country, but it spends about 22 percent of its funds to bankroll the military.
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Plus, a regime collapse would create its own challenges: a governance vacuum in an impoverished country of tens of millions.
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The impoverished status of people leaving incarceration also exacerbates the financial conditions of the poor families to whom they return.
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The militants say they want a greater share of the country's oil wealth to go to the impoverished Delta region.
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It illustrates the destructive results of charging court fees and fines to juveniles, many of whom come from impoverished families.
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Indeed, the United States has a better offer for populations impoverished by transnational kleptocracy, but it must lead by example.
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In an age of growing economic inequality, the well-off have been able to seclude themselves away from the impoverished.
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The mounted police is also under fire for not doing enough to protect Canada's largely marginalized and impoverished aboriginal population.
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The fee could be lower for North Koreans, reportedly at around $10 - still a hefty sum for many impoverished locals.
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In that respect, Céline was an impeccably filtered one-stop shop for time-impoverished women and that I will miss.
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Only 17 countries now recognize Taiwan, almost all small and impoverished nations in Latin America, the Caribbean and the Pacific.
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But over the same period economic segregation has increased as impoverished and wealthy Americans are increasingly sorted into different neighbourhoods.
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When new viruses strike impoverished or weakened health systems, they have a much greater chance of thriving and killing people.
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Other men sought out wives from Pakistan's Christian minority, many of whom are impoverished and subjected to discrimination, investigators said.
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"I just think it's quite an impoverished existence we all live, if we're unaware of each other's realities," she said.
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He had seen Donald Trump coming, homing in on his little town, Nelsonville, Ohio, in the state's impoverished Appalachian southeast.
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He is proud that he was able to contribute to his impoverished household in his boyhood by hunting small game.
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The former justice minister grew up in an impoverished family of Moroccan and Algerian origin, the second of 12 children.
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The impoverished municipal government spent a large chunk of its budget to refurbish a historic building called the Memorial Hall.
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In the past two decades, villagers in impoverished northeastern Thailand have started housing crickets in concrete pens in their backyards.
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He was chairman of the San Francisco-based Mulago Foundation, a charity for impoverished children founded by his brother, Rainer.
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FOR AHKEEM Documentarians trail Daje Shelton, a teenager in an impoverished section of St. Louis, through her high school years.
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I want to lessen the dependence that impoverished communities have on poaching, and we at Singita do this through education.
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About 2500 of the 252,800 residents are Roma, a group commonly shunted aside, impoverished, undereducated and widely disparaged across Europe.
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My mother left her impoverished upbringing in South Los Angeles with a full-tuition scholarship to attend college in Boston.
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Most of these islands — in the Pacific or in Asia — are impoverished, reliant on larger nations for assistance and resources.
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At the beginning of the 20th century, millions of impoverished immigrants, mostly Catholic and Jewish, entered an overwhelmingly Protestant country.
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The country's mostly rural south—undereducated, beset by vote-buying and clientelism, isolated from the global supply chain—remains impoverished.
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Kim&aposs father did not have a formal education and grew up in a impoverished, rural area in South Korea.
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He opposed convict leasing as a public giveaway to wealthy landowners and an oppressive burden on impoverished offenders, including blacks.
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The basic injustice is that we rich countries produced the carbon that is devastating impoverished people from Madagascar to Bangladesh.
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Iranian Shiites, followers of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, had moved into Lebanon and given voice to the impoverished Shiite minority there.
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" Improvising musicians are often taught to rid their minds of thoughts, which Iyer regards as "an impoverished view of thought.
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The demonstrations were originally meant to protest the economic blockade by Israel of Gaza, the impoverished region governed by Hamas.
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For marginalized communities, the power of expression is impoverished for reasons that have little to do with the First Amendment.
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Not for me, the lucky beneficiary of my mother's quixotic and self-abnegating striving, but for my perpetually impoverished parents.
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Right now, all these scams of corporate reputation-washing are holding together a baseline that impoverished Americans need to survive.
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Nya knows the toll that New York City schools in impoverished neighborhoods can take; she works in one of them.
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Small, impoverished North Korea, unable to match their abilities, has compensated with a willingness to accept extreme levels of risk.
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Hundreds of thousands of Yemenis live and work in oil-rich Saudi Arabia to support families in their impoverished homeland.
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In Africa's top producer Nigeria, billions of dollars of oil revenues have vanished while many in the country remain impoverished.
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Tann was also in cahoots with a local judge who helped procure children, specifically from impoverished single or widowed mothers.
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In her parched village on the Red Sea coast, impoverished residents have long struggled to put food on the table.
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It tells the story of a gay African-American boy growing up in the impoverished Liberty City neighborhood of Miami.
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But for families of Zika babies, like several we followed in Brazil's impoverished northeast, the disastrous effects are only deepening.
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Burrow reflected on growing up in Athens, Ohio, which despite being home to Ohio University is a relatively impoverished town.
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Voters are eager for a leader who will tackle the impoverished Indian Ocean island's many problems including unemployment and corruption.
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Along with them, many impoverished elderly and disabled people just have to stay put and pray through storms like Florence.
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The impoverished Himalayan nation has a history of political volatility, which has not abated despite the urgent need to rebuild.
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The agreement represents rare hope for the impoverished, landlocked nation where religious and communal fighting has been ongoing since 2013.
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But rather than tea, sweets or clothing, some in this impoverished, isolated country are giving the gift of crystal meth.
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Daswanti Patel, an impoverished farmer, came from a village a couple hours away in a wagon pulled by a tractor.
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But Washington has been reluctant to do so, since sanctions are the strongest leverage it has on the impoverished country.
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Wealthy patrons found themselves trooping through seedy housing projects, and impoverished children found themselves sailing on boats in the Hamptons.
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The World Health Organization has warned of a "second disaster" if waterborne diseases like cholera spread in the impoverished nation.
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The study makes amply apparent the extent to which we have impoverished the world during our brief existence on it.
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These people are truly impoverished and are much closer to the historical Medicaid population than the people covered by Obamacare.
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These pirates aren't from small clans in impoverished villages; they're often part of international crime syndicates, with connections and capital.
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In particular, he focused on the closes, or narrow passageways, of the city where the impoverished lived in crowded squalor.
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The following is a timeline of the impoverished Arabian Peninsula country's slide into violence and how the conflict has developed.
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Despite an impoverished upbringing in the inner city, he's became one of the top paid athletes with $85.5 million in earnings.
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The bulk of migrants stopped trying to cross the border are now from those three violent and impoverished Central American nations.
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Already deeply impoverished rural communities have been devastated as landslides and rising waters have taken away homes — as well as people.
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Within three years, communism came to an end, along with the wounded and impoverished Soviet Union's dominance of half of Europe.
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Shakira will be promoting the work of her "Barefoot Foundation" organization, which helps vulnerable and impoverished children though quality public education.
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It has also been used as a model of economic and political reform for impoverished and isolated North Korea to follow.
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Mass incarceration has torn families apart, impoverished communities, and kept too many Americans from living up to their God-given potential.
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Lopez Obrador has championed better connectivity for the nation's impoverished farmers and indigenous people, who are some of his strongest supporters.
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Impoverished corn farmers ask about the propriety of planting marijuana – just enough to pay medical bills or school supplies, they say.
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In Nigeria, they noted, impoverished citizens pay the same water rate as multibillion-dollar bottling companies like Coca-Cola and Nestlé.
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One partner organization no longer provides free healthcare for the impoverished, and another was forced to reduce HIV services, she said.
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On Beauty ''OUR TIME IS MORE impoverished, aromatically, than it's ever been in the past,'' Mandy Aftel told me last April.
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What's undeniable is that poaching networks extend far beyond the impoverished foot soldiers doing the slaying on the ground in Africa.
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An otherwise decent-sized row house in the once impoverished neighborhood of Bloomingdale was awkwardly divided, each condominium going for $750,000.
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So one part of the border - an impoverished and undeveloped section in the middle - remains a dark spot on our map.
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Yet good local governance is vital in a country with deep disparities between the impoverished interior and the comparatively prosperous coast.
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A new policy designed to attract investment to low income communities may not benefit rural areas and the most impoverished communities.
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However, it also puts the impoverished Himalayan nation in the awkward situation of having to strike a balance with rival powers.
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Soylent-type products could make the biggest impact as an accessible food source in impoverished countries and areas struck by disaster.
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With nearly 34 percent of the population living below the poverty line, San Bernardino is the most impoverished city in California.
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The bottom line: For-profit universities can help impoverished and marginalized students by giving them a chance at earning a degree.
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Detention is a strong possibility for some, but impoverished Bangladesh insists it will not accept mass expulsions back into its territory.
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Impoverished Yemen has been embroiled in the war pitting the Saudi-led coalition against the Iran-aligned Houthis since March 2015.
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They settled alongside thousands of other migrants on the streets of Maicao, an impoverished and arid region near the Caribbean coast.
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In the City of Brotherly Love, mangled car parts are a familiar part of the urban landscape, especially in impoverished areas.
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MADONNA The pop star founded the charity Raising Malawi in 2006 to help vulnerable children in that impoverished southern African nation.
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Yemen's conflict has claimed the lives of more than 10,000 people and pushed the impoverished country to the brink of famine.
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When she was 4, Elizabeth's impoverished family, chasing work, spent one summer in a three-sided tent attached to their car.
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He has boosted wages along the U.S.-Mexico border, created thousands of apprenticeships, and is promoting investments in the impoverished south.
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Malawi's maize crop, the staple grain for the impoverished nation, was devastated last year by a drought triggered by El Nino.
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The impoverished East African nation could be one of the hardest hit in Africa by proposed cuts to US foreign aid.
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The industrial park, operated with investment from the capitalist South, was a key source of hard currency for the impoverished North.
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For women in impoverished countries like Mali, small-scale artisanal mining offers women their best bet for financial freedom and opportunity.
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The financial crisis has impoverished Western governments just as footloose young tech firms became hugely rich without paying much tax anywhere.
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Fighting is concentrated in remote rural areas, including Colombia's northern border with Venezuela, and along its impoverished Pacific coast, Visnes said.
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The metal sector is crucial to Bosnia, impoverished after the 1992-95 war, and accounts for about half of its exports.
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Chinese and foreigners alike have long been fascinated by Tibet, romanticising its impoverished vastness as a haven of spirituality and tranquillity.
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The reasons being firstly the hunger of the impoverished fighter for glory, self-betterment, and in some cases even for food.
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Are they impoverished, low-skilled people bringing with them the conflicts and troubles of their home countries, jeopardizing American well-being?
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The war has pushed the impoverished Arab country to the brink of starvation and spawned the world's most urgent humanitarian crisis.
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It remains to be seen how people living in Freddie Gray's impoverished neighborhood, Sandtown-Winchester, or other black areas, will react.
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He is proposing a completely new perspective about the role of government as a lever for economic development in impoverished communities.
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The problem is that the impoverished, economically depressed island of 85033 million people is flat broke and can't repay its debts.
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Thus, our nudge makes it possible for even the most impoverished candidates to command the voters' attention when it matters most.
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Trump told ABC's George Stephanopoulos that North Korea's impoverished people, who lack freedom to dissent, feel "a great fervor" for Kim.
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If his impoverished beginnings in the former Yugoslavia define him, an episode in Mr. Delpopolo's more recent past has marked him.
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About 470 live on the grounds of the Australian-funded processing camp, while the rest live elsewhere on the impoverished island.
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Despite the serious economic and social implications of impoverished retirees, America's retirement crisis has been completely absent from the presidential campaign.
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The Giffords organization, which studies gun violence, says murder spikes in the summer months, especially in impoverished communities in urban areas.
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How he emerged from one of the city's most impoverished, drug-infested neighborhoods to become a standout at Simeon Career Academy.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has exploited Yemen's civil war to carve out a foothold in the impoverished country.
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For decades, cancer doctors largely ignored the issue of pricing, but as their patients became impoverished, some began to speak up.
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But he blamed global instability more on impoverished Venezuela than Putinist Russia, which is one of Iran's key allies in Syria.
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Or, they were more impoverished Sunnis who saw joining ISIS as a way of gaining power over wealthier, upper-class Sunnis.
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He traveled the impoverished South African countryside as a geologist, but photographed the people and places he saw along the way.
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Gulali may not come from an impoverished background, but her cosmetic treatments are definitely an indulgence for her and her family.
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Recruitment agencies employ local villagers who are known and trusted in their communities and who scout for indebted and impoverished women.
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Part of this story is the history of Jim Crow, the system of segregation that kept Harriet impoverished, illiterate and disfranchised.
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Hospitals are shutting down in impoverished areas where a large percentage of the patient population is unable to pay for services.
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Vanuatu, an impoverished nation, is considered to be within Australia's sphere of influence, with Canberra providing it with aid and investment.
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McDougall-Hunt is hardly on the brink of gentrification, but it has shifted from an impoverished pocket into a potential opportunity.
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Impoverished, neglected estates sit next to multi-million pound apartments complete with glass roofs and walls lined with lavish, expensive artwork.
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Hyperinflation and its common companion, chronic shortages of food and medicine, have impoverished almost all of the country's 2100 million people.
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Hardliners here argue that letting up pressure now would only reward tyrannical governments for creating impoverished societies vulnerable to the pandemic.
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More people from impoverished areas of Central America, and more families instead of single men, are choosing to make the journey.
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But what constitutes ethical tourism in an impoverished country like Egypt is a matter of debate, even among animal rights groups.
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But in an impoverished community in Kenya, their cheapness and prodigious use have fueled the evolution of deadly infections like salmonella.
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But Oregon was mostly white; in California, Mr. Kennedy touched his natural constituency — impoverished African-Americans and disenfranchised farmworkers from Mexico.
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Mr. Trump told reporters that he would leave it to China and also South Korea to help the impoverished North rebuild.
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Scant mobile phone service makes communication difficult in the impoverished and isolated region, where the Colombian state is virtually non-existent.
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But arguably the greatest casualty of the Gupta-Bell Pottinger campaign is the very cause it nominally championed, helping impoverished blacks.
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The show looks like a moody, gorgeously shot drama about violence, family, and survival in an impoverished area of East London.
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Then troops were dispatched to the border to counter an "invasion of our country" by impoverished migrants about 900 miles away.
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In another scene in "Parasite," the wealthy father recoils from the stench of an impoverished man who is his loyal supporter.
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It opens up the question of how the richer Muslim countries will respond to the tragedy threatening their impoverished co-religionists.
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Angola, rich in oil and diamonds, is nevertheless impoverished, with one of the world's highest infant mortality rates and endemic corruption.
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Characters escape a dystopian, impoverished physical realm and enter a separate, utopian virtual realm in which they are wealthy and important.
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To hear him tell it, the dairy would bring jobs to the impoverished, help build a clinic and fix the roads.
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Clarke made more than 50 confrontational, often violent films that focused on impoverished British communities afflicted by drug use or crime.
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About 15 percent of the population is considered impoverished, according to 2015 census figures, about double the county as a whole.
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No longer an impoverished vassal state languishing next to an empire, Ireland has developed a bustling economy within the European Union.
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Writing in the WSJ, Bill and Melinda Gates suggested those cuts would result in increasing the misery suffered by impoverished countries.
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The proceeds were expected to be donated to a charity in Equatorial Guinea, an oil-rich but impoverished West African country.
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Moskowitz and many other charter leaders insist there is no distinction between their students and those in impoverished neighborhood public schools.
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The war has killed more than 10,000 people, displaced more than three million and ruined much of the impoverished country's infrastructure.
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Matshepo Motsoeneng, 52, went to City Hall with her daughter, Tumi, 25, from their home in Khayelitsha, an impoverished black township.
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This would devastate impoverished neighborhoods in cities such as Milwaukee and Detroit that have high student enrollment in independent charter schools.
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Impoverished North Korea hates the drills in part because they force it to respond with expensive military measures of its own.
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The rumors traveled across a region that is home to India's impoverished indigenous tribes living on subsistence agriculture and manual labor.
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All of this material is used to create a fascinating portrait of extreme poverty in one of Santiago's most impoverished barrios.
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Those workers and their children, now languishing in impoverished rust-belt cities, received another blow in the banking crisis of 2008.
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The heist begins with the syndicate providing dozens of impoverished collaborators fake identifications to open empty bank accounts, the report said.
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The panel is expected to make recommendations to the government in late 2017 for alleviating Rakhine's ethnic strife and impoverished conditions.
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There is probably no bigger challenge in the insurance business than finding large numbers of customers among impoverished, uneducated, nomadic pastoralists.
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However, it's also true that baby formula can provide much-needed nutrition for hungry children with malnourished mothers in impoverished countries.
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Voters are eager to get a winner who will tackle the impoverished Indian Ocean island's many problems including unemployment and corruption.
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The Census report found persistently high uninsured rates among impoverished in states that have refused to expand Medicaid under the ACA.
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She first went to work in Mississippi, but she was soon fired for inappropriately removing children from impoverished homes without cause.
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Yemen's war has killed more than 10,000 people, displaced three million and pushed the impoverished country to the verge of starvation.
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He found it in Brooklyn: a world away from his impoverished, small-town roots in Bitritto, a village outside of Bari.
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If incarceration had come to define the lives of men from impoverished black neighborhoods, eviction was shaping the lives of women.
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In the impoverished northeast, devoted parents live around the needs of children whose grave disabilities are only beginning to be understood.
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This is a mistake, and America has to stop acting like an impoverished nation if we don't want to become one.
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Storm damage was far greater in Haiti earlier in the week when Matthew plowed directly into the impoverished Caribbean island nation.
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Rihanna appeared on behalf of her Clara Lionel foundation, which works in impoverished nations to provide health care and education programs.
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Voters are eager to elect a winner who will tackle the impoverished Indian Ocean island's many problems including unemployment and corruption.
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Many firms rely on raw materials from abroad, bought with dollars, then sell their finished goods on an impoverished domestic market.
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Ranjeet Ranjan, a member of Parliament from the impoverished Bihar State, has proposed a bill that would curb wedding expenditures nationally.
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It's no shock, perhaps, that the Republican candidate, Karen Handel, didn't substantively address the concerns of impoverished and working class families.
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Impoverished North Korea hates the drills in part because it must frequently respond with its own expensive displays of military might.
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Together, they're making an effort to recruit men and women from impoverished neighborhoods or challenged populations, such as former prison inmates.
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Public defenders say impoverished defendants often plead guilty to reduced charges simply to end incarceration, even as they maintain their innocence.
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According to the Times, Abdus-Salaam regularly sided with "vulnerable parties," including "the poor, impoverished immigrants, and people with mental illnesses."
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Either way, say attorneys for the poor, Louisiana must ultimately commit more total funding to the legal defense of the impoverished.
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Some of the team's best, most memorable years came during a period when the country was impoverished and under a dictatorship.
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Police repression of Mapuche activists has also fed the conflict, as well as tensions between impoverished indigenous peasants and large landowners.
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The fighting has uprooted about a quarter of its 12 million population, gutted oil production and ruined an already widely impoverished economy.
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An Islamist insurgency in the impoverished north is stretching the government's military resources and increasing the imperative for an accord with Renamo.
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Even Big Edie and Little Edie, as impoverished as they were, had a certain level of comfort granted by their family connections.
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This continuity could be evidence of the overwhelming imperatives of resource extraction in an impoverished country with virtually no other industrial base.
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I became an accomplished violinist, playing an instrument given to me, and volunteered to give free violin lessons to impoverished Miami youth.
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The heightened portrait there, let's call it Woman in Corsica, makes my own present moment—real life—seem like the impoverished thing.
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The last major earthquake that struck Surigao, an impoverished region also dealing with a communist insurgency, was in the 1879, Solidum said.
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Her parents are strung-up, and the family home is not just impoverished in the material sense, but emotional, existential as well.
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The relatively unknown Lafontant, a medical doctor, is tasked with steering the government's legislative program through parliament in the impoverished Caribbean country.
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He was fluent in Zimbabwe's Shona language, it said, and had helped hundreds of impoverished villagers pay school fees for their children.
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In September he renewed a feud with Robert Mugabe, the ailing autocrat who has impoverished Zimbabwe, again urging him to step down.
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During those years, war-torn, impoverished Mindanao spawned a plethora of armed groups: some Muslim separatists, some communists, some simply violent criminals.
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But he laid out a vague idea of what his impoverished country would demand in return for giving up its nuclear weapons.
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His comments came as world powers sought to punish his impoverished, already heavily sanctioned country with a new round of tougher penalties.
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But then the attacks by militants, who want more of Nigeria's energy wealth directed to their impoverished southern swampland region, took hold.
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Kim appears determined to project the image of self-reliance as his impoverished country defies international condemnation by chasing its nuclear ambitions.
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Somalia is reeling from what officials say is the deadliest single attack ever to hit the impoverished and war-battered African country.
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"It costs money to move," said Sandra Ballard, a 62-year-old retiree who lives on the impoverished north side of Flint.
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In just a matter of decades, their nation has gone from an impoverished backwater to one of the wealthiest in the world.
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Well, what he had going for him that Brett Kavanaugh doesn't was that he stressed his impoverished background growing up in Georgia.
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For weeks in 2013, these impoverished people took turns hiding the man behind one of the biggest intelligence leaks in US history.
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The Yemen war has killed more than 10,000 people, displaced more than three million and ruined much of the impoverished country's infrastructure.
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Historically, impoverished groups and developing countries tend to be the the most vulnerable to death and destruction when catastrophic environmental disaster strikes.
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ESP is obsessed with the influence of Paulo Freire, an educator who in the 1950s taught impoverished sugar-cane cutters to read.
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It is a major destination for North Korea's migrant workers -- a valuable source of hard currency to the impoverished North Korean state.
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Neighborhoods on the city's South and West Sides, where the three children were shot this week, are impoverished and plagued by unemployment.
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In 2016 Jordan collected $290 per person in development aid, more than twice as much as impoverished Haiti or war-torn Afghanistan.
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Take the environmental group Greenpeace, which has worked vigorously to block GMOs designed to reduce vitamin A deficiency in economically impoverished nations.
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For his part, Baron Ochs (Ox) is an impoverished noble who is looking for a wealthy bride to keep his lifestyle afloat.
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Using his personal collection of Artforums to illustrate his point, he notes an "increasingly impoverished and disheartening visual display" over the years.
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Full-on democratic collapse tends to occur in recently established, relatively impoverished democracies, in which civilian control of the military is tenuous.
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The pastor turned the diamond over to the government in hopes that the proceeds from its sale will help the impoverished country.
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Her father is an English slave-owner who, after the passage of the 1833 Emancipation Act, becomes impoverished and dies in debt.
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Another 16 defendants have been charged with crushing a riot in 2008 by miners in Gafsa, an impoverished city in the west.
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Chahine's interest in class struggle also gave rise to his epic The Land (1969), which again pits wealthy landowners against impoverished farmers.
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That was the reason Loowatt launched its first single-toilet pilot and a small waste-processing facility in an impoverished Antananarivo neighborhood.
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The nine-year NFL veteran is known in part for his impoverished upbringing, which is chronicled in the film The Blind Side.
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And I would wager that most of them still believe a homeless or impoverished person just isn't doing enough to help themselves.
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Being a monkey in the middle is dangerous for a small and impoverished county's well-being, with the deck stacked against it.
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She heads over to an unnamed country in Africa ("Real Africa," that is), and snaps some selfies with sick and impoverished children.
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The Trump administration has been trying to curtail a surge in asylum-seekers who largely come impoverished Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador.
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The plane was carrying aid for the impoverished nation: approximately 2 million units of medical equipment, including medicine and surgical medical supplies.
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In lieu of affordable shelter, WeatherHYDE is a reversible tent that protects homeless populations and impoverished communities against all types of weather.
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Disease monitoring is especially urgent for flood-affected areas and our Gulf's impoverished regions that are particularly at risk need special consideration.
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Kaine left Harvard law school for a year to teach carpentry and welding — his father's trade — to impoverished Hondurans as a missionary.
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In that alone, he did more for the impoverished in Latin America than many other footballers who grew up in similar circumstances.
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He attributed a property boom in Kalay, the largest town in this otherwise impoverished region, to the profits made from smuggling pseudoephedrine.
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We bind ourselves to an impoverished choice set if we believe that we can either punish speech or else we validate it.
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Cyclone Idai could prove to be the deadliest storm in generations to hit the impoverished southeast African country of 21975 million people.
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The film shows how impoverished locals in the vicinity of hunting areas are allowed to take meat from slaughtered animals for eating.
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Motherboard spoke with team co-founder Mahavir Dwivedi about their winning project and the healthcare challenges facing impoverished rural communities in India.
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Millions of people lose the services that separate a middle-class suburb from an impoverished slum – clean water, sewers, power, hospitals, roads.
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Later, he peers behind the "facade of luxury and parties" of the 983s to focus on impoverished workers having significantly less fun.
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Malawi's maize crop, the staple grain for the impoverished, land-locked nation, was devastated last year by an El Nino-triggered drought.
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Jerry Brown lauded Jones' church for its charitable efforts — such as drug treatment, free college tuition for impoverished youth and clothing giveaways.
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Many live in Rakhine in impoverished camps, and others spend periods in internally displaced people's settlements in other states after fleeing violence.
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We need to be better prepared as to how we will respond humanely and expeditiously to accommodate the world's food impoverished refugees.
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" He adds, "And this is a disaster, because this is a helpless impoverished woman in her 40s or 50s trying to survive.
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It was not possible, he concluded, for an impoverished black man in the Deep South to become a writer at that time.
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Supporters say that the development will result in higher overall tax revenues for the city, and thus more money for impoverished neighborhoods.
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Betito Marquez, the mayor of Toa Baja, an impoverished town near San Juan, went to a FEMA distribution center at 5 p.m.
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"The Kingmaker" takes care to expose the hypocrisy of Mrs Marcos's appeals to the impoverished while leading a life of ostentatious wealth.
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If any of the heartbroken and now impoverished former American Truck Group customers had done that, their stories might have different endings.
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Sex trafficking tends to occur in motels and impoverished neighborhoods along the interstate highway system as well as in major urban centers.
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Desmond lived as a researcher in impoverished sections of Milwaukee and tells of his neighbors there struggling to find places to live.
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This approach, even when set against an impoverished pipeline, is often accompanied by reduced research-and-development investment to improve cost structure.
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Same with market forces: The extractive capitalism that impoverished Appalachia was not born in Appalachia and it will not die with coal.
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The sprawling camp was part of a densely populated, impoverished squatter belt only few kilometers away from the heart of the capital.
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Ensuring healthy pregnancies means giving women in impoverished rural and urban areas access to healthcare facilities, nutritious food and smoking cessation programs.
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The telescope, which is in a majestic but impoverished part of Guizhou Province, embodies China's plans to rise as a scientific power.
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The 31-year-old's story is similar to that of many women from her impoverished village on Java, Indonesia's most populous island.
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They include comprehensive agrarian reform, which would narrow the gap between Colombia's booming urban centers and the historically impoverished and neglected countryside.
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It's set in 1950s East London among a group of midwives (some nuns, some not) who serve a mostly impoverished patient population.
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Mr. Zitha and his wife, who is also a high school teacher, moved to Chantelle from Mamelodi, an impoverished township, in 1994.
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Kentucky does allow the 2650-hour consultations to take place by videoconference, but that still doesn't help rural, impoverished women, Crim said.
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Perhaps most importantly, it should launch development projects in the North Sinai to provide jobs and help jump start an impoverished economy.
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Zimbabwe in turmoil -- An apparent military coup has the impoverished nation in chaos and its President, Robert Mugabe, confined to house arrest.
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They turned them into inexpensive centrifuges that could allow health workers in impoverished areas to carry out certain blood tests with ease.
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By 2011, she was running the National Diaper Bank Network — an organization centered around providing clean diapers to impoverished parents and children.
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The Southern Transitional Council has accused bin Daghr's government of starving Yemenis and pushing the impoverished country to the verge of famine.
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In an essay for Nautilus about his own impoverished upbringing, Christian Cooper cited emerging—and controversial—science about the epigenetics of poverty.
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The film just points out that they have less time to take challenging courses and tend to come from more impoverished backgrounds.
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And unilateral decisions like the one Trump made could cause irreparable damage in regions that are often remote, impoverished, and politically unstable.
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China is North Korea's closest trading partner and ally, and as such has enormous leverage over the country's small and impoverished economy.
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And critically for this impoverished region, the unions have established modest supply chains at the market in the center of Bamian Province.
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The idea is to nudge poor Americans to work; just one in 20 people who works full-time is impoverished, after all.
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We are all being debased and degraded, rendered impoverished and powerless, to service the cruel and lascivious demands of the corporate elite.
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Trump also praised Chinese President Xi Jinping, who backed tough U.N. sanctions that further isolated impoverished North Korea and squeezed its economy.
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Under his rule the people of Zimbabwe suffered greatly as he impoverished their country and sanctioned the use of violence against them.
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Here, grotesquely impoverished peasants, animated by greed and pagan ritual, thieve and scheme while subsisting largely on bread, tree bark and bats.
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You'll see them in Werner Herzog's "Meeting Gorbachev," as the camera drifts over the former Soviet leader's impoverished home village of Privolnoye.
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This really isn't a problem about Mexicans anymore so much as impoverished refugees from the violence and hunger of countries like Honduras.
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But as the recession hit Brazil's impoverished northeast and Amazon states particularly hard, outsiders with families to feed ventured into Munduruku land.
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Leaders in these different fields occasionally realize they have been working with impoverished conceptions of what particular words or ideas really mean.
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The result was a flow of people out of Eastern countries impoverished by communist rule, and into the prosperous more prosperous West.
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Key was the Rafah crossing, once the gateway to the world for the 2 million people packed into the small impoverished territory.
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Saudi Arabia and the United States have long accused Iran of arming the Houthis in Yemen, the Arab world's most impoverished country.
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Mr. Falk is the chief executive of the Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation, an affordable-housing developer in San Francisco's impoverished Tenderloin district.
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After independence in 1947, India established a parliamentary democracy and a deeply meddlesome government to spread the wealth to its impoverished masses.
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But there have surely been many geniuses whose world-changing contributions were lost because their potential was crushed by their impoverished surroundings.
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Trump's ancestors came from a terrible town in Germany — full of fertilizer fumes and impoverished grape-pickers — but he never mentions it.
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An isolated, impoverished country has evolved into the most significant rival to the United States since the fall of the Soviet Union.
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