But is it going to be an industrialized process which takes over existing industrialized terracotta?
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I don't have any experience in creating the worst public school system in the industrialized world, the most violent crime-ridden society in the industrialized world.
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In the industrialized conception of medicine, as in the industrialized conception of all professions, more tasks become routine, and routine tasks are delegated downward, lowering overall costs.
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The agency, which coordinates the energy policies of industrialized nations, saw oil stocks in industrialized countries fall in February by 21.7 million barrels, remaining 16 million barrels above their five-year average.
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America is currently the only industrialized nation in the world without any form of mandated paid parental leave, and it has one of the highest rates of infant mortality of any industrialized nation.
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WE HAVE THE WORST TAX SYSTEM IN THE INDUSTRIALIZED WORLD.
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The world is commonly divided into industrialized and emerging economies.
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It has populated areas, unpopulated areas, industrialized areas, suburban areas.
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Such a ban would be groundbreaking among major industrialized nations.
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The G7 groups some of the world's leading industrialized nations.
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Figures have yet to be released by highly industrialized Heilongjiang.
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All of us in the industrialized world are at fault.
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A veterinarian by training, Perdue is embedded in industrialized agriculture.
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All while other industrialized countries have nowhere near the problem.
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In China, the problem is more industrialized and more severe.
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Infant mortality fell faster in almost every other industrialized country.
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Agricool wants to go from concept cars to industrialized processes.
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WE HAVE THE WORSE TAX SYSTEM IN THE INDUSTRIALIZED WORLD.
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This rate is greater than anywhere in the industrialized world.
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This isn't a debate that happens in most other industrialized countries.
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Of course, not everyone in industrialized societies lives the same lifestyle.
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We'll try anything: From permaculture to different levels of industrialized farming.
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But when collective hate organizes and gets industrialized, then genocide follows.
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In this hyper-industrialized age, we still have this craft industry.
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US is only industrialized country not to guarantee paid maternity leave.
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South Korea rapidly industrialized and started to receive significant foreign investment.
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It was the most overpopulated and industrialized city in the world.
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All marine mammals remain at risk in an increasingly industrialized world.
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The forum of industrialized economies takes place in Quebec this year.
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Canada is the first major industrialized economy to take this on.
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They're becoming the norm in the rest of the industrialized world.
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But today, its younger generations have no memory of industrialized slaughter.
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The U.S. is the only industrialized country that doesn't have it.
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Most biomedical research is done on modernized populations in industrialized cities.
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But in an industrialized food world, this can be a struggle.
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The shoreline was seen as a dirty, dangerous and industrialized place.
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S. businesses in line with the rest of the industrialized world.
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It is the only industrialized nation that does not have one.
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France has one of the earliest retirement ages among industrialized nations.
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Some of those former industrialized areas have also started to regenerate.
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It is the only industrialized nation that does not have one.
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By cutting the corporate rate so dramatically, from its current position as the highest corporate rate in the industrialized world to below the average corporate rate in the industrialized world, investment dollars should flow to U.S. enterprises.
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Languages get industrialized, and they need new labels for the new colors.
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The US, alone among industrialized nations, has no national parental leave policy.
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Canada last month became the first industrialized country to legalize recreational cannabis.
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CNN: The industrialized, fast-food system we live in isn't going away.
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This nation incarcerates more people than any industrialized nation on the globe.
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Canada became the first industrialized nation to legalize recreational cannabis on Wednesday.
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After assembly, cars go through an elaborate automated and industrialized paint process.
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The Czech Republic is heavily industrialized and has a large auto sector.
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The country's debt-to-GDP ratio is the highest among industrialized countries.
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It's pretty standard in a bunch of industrialized nations around the world.
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Industrialized meat, milk and egg production is an affront to our humanity.
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It was becoming more industrialized, with many northerners moving to the Sunbelt.
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Look around the advanced market democracies of the industrialized, generally prosperous West.
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AMERICAS TAX SYSTEM IS ONE OF THE WORST IN THE INDUSTRIALIZED WORLD.
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And 6900 industrialized countries have cheaper service, when balancing the exchange rates.
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Paid leave — we are the only industrialized nation without paid leave programs.
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"Literally no nation has industrialized by relying on free markets," he writes.
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Nowadays, we have to go to the city and get industrialized food.
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Their counterparts in industrialized nations, like Japan, Finland, and Canada have progressed.
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Take a Number Fewer people in industrialized countries are getting adequate sleep.
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Unified in 23, Germany was scrambling to catch up with industrialized Britain.
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We spend double the costs of what the average industrialized company spends.
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Are there any parallels from other industrialized democracies that are useful here?
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The United States is the only industrialized country without paid family leave.
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No major industrialized country is on track to meet its emissions goals.
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The only industrialized nation that does not have guaranteed universal health care.
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Then, as Britain became an increasingly industrialized nation, aristocratic families needed money.
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In 1985, the Plaza Accord was struck among just five industrialized countries.
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Consider how other industrialized nations managed the decline in corporate tax rates.
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Africa's most industrialized economy escaped being downgraded to junk status last year.
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The United States has higher corporate tax rates than many industrialized countries.
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But only recently has the industrialized world realized the limits to timber extraction.
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That demands a massive industrialized livestock system that is problematic for the planet.
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And in fact, as cultures get more industrialized, they get more color words.
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Or, in the case of industrialized food production, we already assume the worst.
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So, should everyone in industrialized countries consider having fewer children, to reduce emissions?
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The U.S. is the only industrialized country without a federal paid leave policy.
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Our combined business rate puts us among the highest in the industrialized world.
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"We did not have a clue how to get it industrialized," Woebcken said.
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America lags behind other industrialized nations when it comes to HPV vaccine uptake.
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Cholera was defeated in the industrialized world by clean drinking water, not antibiotics.
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But other industrialized nations have asset-to-GDP ratios that are much higher.
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Concurrently, at least since 2010, much of the industrialized world has been deleveraging.
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These are by far some of the strongest readings in the industrialized world.
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America lags behind other industrialized nations when it comes to HPV vaccination rates.
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Nothing says home cookin' like the taste of industrialized meat on your fingernails.
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Parts of China are now as advanced as parts of the industrialized world.
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The U.S. is the only industrialized nation that doesn't guarantee paid maternity leave.
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They would also bring the U.S. closer in line with other industrialized democracies.
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Prolonged political turmoil has dealt several body blows to Africa's most industrialized economy.
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Norway discovered oil after they industrialized, and started to use oil as capital.
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"Virtually every Western industrialized country has chosen to end capital punishment," Sanders tweeted.
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The US is the only wealthy, industrialized country that doesn't have universal healthcare.
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Our health access and outcomes are not the worst in the industrialized world.
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It's industrialized so quickly that it's actually now known for its cultural exports.
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Pinworms, giardia, head lice, and cyclospora hardly ever kill people in industrialized countries.
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Right now, we're the only industrialized country that doesn't guarantee paid maternity leave.
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It is a big, industrialized country with modern technology and lots of resources.
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We are the only industrialized nation not to have guaranteed paid sick leave.
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The North is industrialized; the South was locked in a backward agricultural system.
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But Hamilton saw a commercial, industrialized economy as the path to American greatness.
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Americans work longer hours than the citizens of nearly any other industrialized nation.
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The viewpoint of American businesses has changed as the United States has industrialized.
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Today, Canada becomes the first industrialized nation to legalize the recreational use of marijuana.
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There is no greater temple to our industrialized food system than the American supermarket.
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Somehow they are continuing to compete in this new, hyper-industrialized, mass-market world.
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Sub-Sahara's most industrialized economy also has its most overweight population, the figures show.
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In the last six years, I have watched the Hudson River become re-industrialized.
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"More guns are associated with more homicides across industrialized countries," Hemenway and Miller conclude.
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In fact, the U.S. is the only industrialized country without guaranteed paid parental leave.
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By contrast, industrialized nations' investments in renewables during 2015 was down by 8 percent.
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We are the only industrialized country that doesn't offer paid leave to new parents.
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In the past, there was a very sharp division between industrialized and developing countries.
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As our food system becomes more industrialized, we should all consider our collective choices.
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The United States has the highest youth poverty rate among industrialized countries, he added.
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CF: It is what we sublimely resemble — we live inside the industrialized penile system.
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Africa's most industrialized country has a history of pushing back against high medicine prices.
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Joblessness and social inequality are among the biggest problems facing Africa's most industrialized nation.
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Ramaphosa is trying to revive Africa's most industrialized economy after a decade of stagnation.
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The US federal government has fewer legal work protections compared to other industrialized nations.
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We would join the other industrialized nations if we moved to Medicare for all.
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Conversely, rich advanced industrialized countries typically establish and enforce a sound rule of law.
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We've gone from the fastest growing large industrialized economies to one of the slowest.
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The Hutterites have no objection to electricity and live on large, industrialized communal farms.
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Industrialized farming interests, however, made certain that one country would be made exempt: Mexico.
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Eskom supplies more than 90 percent of the power in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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We've found that renewable energy distinguishes Iowa from other industrialized states competing for projects.
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Still, oil inventories in industrialized nations remain high despite a modest drop in May.
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The United States is the only industrialized country not to mandate paid parental leave.
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In the industrialized world, we spend upward of 90 percent of our time indoors.
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Almost alone among industrialized nations, the United States has no basic consumer privacy law.
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The sector also accounts for 25 percent of exports in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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Almost a third of the labor force in Africa's most industrialized nation is jobless.
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As you know, most of the industrialized world doesn't treat health care like this.
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Finally, Americans tend to take less time off than their counterparts in industrialized countries.
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But so far, the world's industrialized nations haven't even hewed to this lackluster goal.
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But in the decades since, while China has rapidly industrialized, India has struggled more.
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Resistance to globalization was not confined to the West, nor to the industrialized world.
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But the First Amendment really does make America unique, even within the industrialized democracies.
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But that's still substantially higher than in other western industrialized nations, the agency noted.
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ISTAT said fertility rates fluctuated wildly between the industrialized north and the poorer south.
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OPEC wants to reduce inventories held by industrialized nations to their five-year average.
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The U.S. remains the only industrialized country that doesn't guarantee workers paid family leave.
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Every other industrialized country can provide education and provide health care to their people.
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America stands out among industrialized nations for its lack of support for working parents.
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That's not so bad, either, considering how dangerous industrialized agriculture can be for the planet.
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In industrialized countries, old age would no longer mean a ghostly, semidemented, decades-long senescence.
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Among industrialized nations, only the United States and Switzerland spend more on prescriptions per capita.
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The United States presently taxes our companies at the highest rate in the industrialized world.
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The Hutterites, by contrast, live on large communal farms and use modern, industrialized farm machinery.
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She goes on the run with 7708 into an Industrialized Faerie to clear her name.
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BPI is an industrialized meat processor with which he has little in common, Turner said.
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The U.S. taxes corporations at 35 percent, "the highest in the industrialized world," Ryan said.
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In the industrialized world, only the United States, Japan, Singapore and Taiwan still execute criminals.
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Currently, corporate tax rates in America are the most investment-discouraging in the industrialized world.
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Unlike other industrialized countries with universal healthcare, Canada has no universal coverage for prescription drugs.
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Our corporate rate is 85033 percent, the average in the industrialized world is 24 percent.
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The U.S. stands alone among industrialized nations in not requiring maternity leave for new moms.
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Withdrawing would leave the United States aligned only with Russia among the world's industrialized economies.
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Because the thing is: America pays far more on health care than other industrialized nations.
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In a de-industrialized small city like North Adams, Massachusetts, for example, gentrification is welcomed.
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With the United States out, other industrialized nations will have to press those emerging powers.
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Intensive, industrialized agriculture required supplies of nitrogen fertilizer, which could be made from bird excrement.
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Emitting things that harm us, it seems, is core to how industrialized society is fueled.
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The sea vanished from Muynak around 2000, partly because of industrialized agriculture and climate change.
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Yet not one of the major industrialized nations is on course to hit those goals.
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Unfortunately, they will have to travel on the most dangerous roads in the industrialized world.
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Industrialized nations have consistently rejected being held legally liable for their decades of carbon pollution.
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But many advanced, industrialized democracies with universal coverage don't have a pure single-payer system.
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More than any other Western industrialized nation France has philosophical objections to 21st-century capitalism.
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But critics say those programs promote policies for industrialized agriculture, not small farmers and ranchers.
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This punitiveness makes us stand out as uniquely inhumane in comparison with other industrialized countries.
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Oil production is surging in the U.S., and many industrialized nations have large strategic reserves.
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Starting just after World War II, animal production in the United States became increasingly industrialized.
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But in the U.S., unlike in most industrialized countries, the trend also applies to women.
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Shinwon, which Reuters said formerly managed factories in the Kaesong industrialized zone, surged 21 percent.
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We're behind the rest of the industrialized world when it comes to just the basics.
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You've both voiced some guilt over chain restaurant diners' complicity in the industrialized slaughter of animals.
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But every other industrialized country already has the border adjustment, and it hasn't diminished global trade.
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In the era of industrialized food, processing oversights can lead to large-scale public health concerns.
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The cabinet reshuffle prompted ratings agencies to downgrade Africa's most industrialized economy, citing heightened political risk.
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I mean, we had one of the highest tax rates for businesses in the industrialized world.
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Consumers in industrialized countries can stay calm, as they typically drink their beverages with less heat.
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That proportion is the highest among the Group of Eight industrialized countries, according to Statistics Canada.
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Because again, we may soon see bitcoin using as much electricity as a major industrialized nation.
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Japan is the only major industrialized economy with a programme to build coal-fired power stations.
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Japan is the only major industrialized economy with a program to build coal-fired power stations.
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"Hollywood is highly industrialized but it won't be number one for long," said Zhang, the director.
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The U.S. is the only industrialized country that doesn't guarantee paid parental leave to working parents.
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That's a higher rate than in every industrialized nation except Greece, Spain, Latvia, Israel, and Mexico.
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The U.S. is the only industrialized nation in the world that doesn't guarantee paid maternity leave.
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The South African economy, Africa's second largest and most industrialized, has slowed to a near standstill.
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Japan ranks lowest among the G7 highly industrialized nations in the United Nations annual happiness ranking.
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When compared alongside other advanced industrialized nations, our broadband infrastructure is lacking both locally and nationally.
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Yeezus's dystopian sci-fi future was in fact just an imperfect glimpse of this industrialized behemoth.
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But as our farming systems have expanded and become more industrialized, they've also become more uniform.
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Japan prides itself on its homogeneity and runs the tightest refugee recognition system among industrialized economies.
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The United States has the highest teen pregnancy rate of any industrialized country in the world.
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Currently, the U.S. corporate tax rate of 35 percent is the highest in the industrialized world.
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Traders had hoped for a resolution to months of political uncertainty in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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The United States is the only industrialized nation without a federal law guaranteeing paid maternity leave.
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And Iraq wasn't located in the heart of our world's most heavily industrialized, densely populated region.
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The United States is virtually the only industrialized country that does not guarantee paid parental leave.
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"There's not any real need for anything from a whale in modern industrialized civilization," said Safina.
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What unites his disparate positions is a general hostility to secularism, science, and the industrialized world.
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Our increasingly industrialized health care system is very poorly suited to meeting those kinds of needs.
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Thanks to COVID-19, governments in most industrialized nations are preparing for shortages of life's necessities.
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If it weren't for the United States, so would the G7 group of major industrialized countries.
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We pay more than any other major industrialized country for our health care to worse results.
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I'm not sure, but most other industrialized modern countries provide health care as a basic right.
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Yet the United States has one of the lowest breast-feeding rates of any industrialized nation.
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Another is that most industrialized nations give insurance to people more freely than the US does.
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The island's economy rapidly industrialized after World War II, leading to the downfall of agriculture production.
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Palmer: You mentioned the 'Me Too' movement, and there's a lot happening in the industrialized world.
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Its rate was the highest among the Group of 7, the largest of the industrialized democracies.
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We need a national policy that will focus on those areas that have been de-industrialized.
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They're not protected by international laws, so industrialized countries aren't legally obligated to grant them asylum.
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Protected areas were protected well before advocates from industrialized countries decided that these areas needed protection.
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This is why we are the only industrialized country not to ensure health care for everyone.
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Many gut bacteria that wax and wane drastically are rare in people living in industrialized societies.
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America currently has the highest tax rate on businesses, small and large, in the industrialized world.
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The first mass conflict among industrialized nations, World War I upended the way war was fought.
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Automation and artificial intelligence promise to have a profound impact on jobs in the industrialized world.
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Basically the north was a working region and very industrialized, while the south held the slaves.
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They arrived impoverished, disoriented by the industrialized society they met and, for the most part, undereducated.
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Compared to other companies, an industrialized factory makes 1,000 boxes a day, 100,000 cans a day.
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The Group of Eight industrialized nations issued a declaration demanding that members curtail anonymous shell companies.
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Fiscal policy, too, is constrained by Japan's huge public debt - the biggest among major industrialized nations.
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He urged big industrialized countries such as the United States and China to lead the way.
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On Wednesday, Canada became the first major industrialized nation to legalize recreational marijuana, sparking huge demand.
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But crude stocks in industrialized nations remained high, putting a brake on the oil price rally.
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Here in Texas, women die from pregnancy at a rate almost unrivaled in the industrialized world.
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Why is the United States the only industrialized country without a single-payer health care system?
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At center stage was Argentine President Mauricio Macri, hosting this year's summit of G20 industrialized nations.
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How it works: Other industrialized countries pay much less for many prescription drugs than the U.S. does.
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They are not protected by international laws, so industrialized countries aren't legally obligated to grant them asylum.
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Beijing has said it may extend the transport measure to ports in the heavily industrialized Hebei province.
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We look for culture or beauty in the poverty that should be unacceptable in an industrialized country.
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But the recent poor economic data has eroded some of the enthusiasm in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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OPEC has said it wants to see inventories fall below the five-year average for industrialized nations.
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It committed dozens of industrialized countries to reducing emissions by 5 percent below 1990 levels by 0738523.
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Now in other countries-- most industrialized countries-- a number of them are also around 5% in 1960.
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It has also slumped into cultural malaise symptomatic of any developed, industrialized, capitalist society ravaged by war.
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Whether guns were the deciding factor without which England would not have industrialized is open to question.
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For decades, Canadians have paid some of the highest prices in the industrialized world for poor service.
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In industrialized countries, modern water treatment and sewage systems have essentially eliminated cholera, the Mayo Clinic says.
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In fact, much of the industrialized world provides both childcare (and health care) as a basic right.
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Governments have grown across most industrialized nations — raising more taxes over time to offer more public services.
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The evil is industrialized labor itself—an entire existence spent like a galley slave pulling an oar.
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This is why nearly every industrialized country on the planet is pouring resources into winning this race.
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On the corporate side, the U.S. has the highest statutory corporate tax rate of any industrialized nation.
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The U.S. is one of only three industrialized nations to still have a single denomination paper note.
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Strengthening American workers' collective bargaining power, among the weakest in the rich industrialized world, seems equally fanciful.
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If Italy signs, it would be the first Group of Seven major industrialized nation to do so.
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Yet, at the same time, we rely far more excessively than other industrialized nations on paper currency.
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In that time, he was credited with transforming Malaysia from an agrarian society to an industrialized nation.
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The U.S. and other industrialized nations should be working rapidly to subsidize hygiene practices around the globe.
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"Tariffs are low throughout the industrialized world," said Justin Wolfers, an economist at the University of Michigan.
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The impact of chronic sleeplessness in the United States far exceeds the costs in other industrialized countries.
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It is a creation of the more select Group of 7, an informal bloc of industrialized democracies.
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The West responded by kicking Russia out of the Group of 8 industrialized democracies and imposing sanctions.
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The U.S. is one of the only wealthy industrialized countries without a national paid sick leave policy.
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If you live in the industrialized world, you probably can't pass B. infantis on to your baby.
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These robust stimulus efforts will boost carbon emissions, as the industrialized world largely runs on fossil fuels.
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And the United States will stand to benefit much more than the rest of the industrialized world.
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The bad news is, the emissions could be the equivalent of an entire industrialized nation's greenhouse output.
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But the United States still has one of the highest juvenile incarceration rates in the industrialized world.
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The Hadza microbiome is most similar to those in traditional societies, and least to the industrialized ones.
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Politically, the biggest "hidden injury" is the hollowing out of the middle class in advanced industrialized countries.
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She is author of "Targeted Development: Industrialized Country Strategy in a Globalizing World" View the discussion thread.
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Texas is growing at twice the rate of California, with a G.D.P. larger than most industrialized countries.
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However, the country is still the only industrialized nation with no nationwide laws regarding paid parental leave.
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"The United States has some of the worst parental leave policies in the industrialized world," she added.
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The details are different in every country, but a theme cuts across much of the industrialized world.
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The administration says it gets the rate down to where it is for most other industrialized nations.
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America's farmers and ranchers are, therefore, the domestic supply chains for America's industrialized food processors and meatpackers.
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In the industrialized world, we view lions and elephants with affection and an enduring sense of awe.
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The United States remains the only industrialized country that does not guarantee its citizens paid family leave.
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The statement did not provide current coal consumption figures for the province, one of China's most industrialized.
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We have to look back and understand how people survived this far north in pre-industrialized times.
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After the Civil War (and the development of embalming), the practice of body preparation was professionalized and industrialized.
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The government said on Wednesday it was investigating the blackout on the heavily industrialized island amid sweltering heat.
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Americans are more accident-prone: The US leads the industrialized world in the rate of car crash deaths.
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Despite spending the most on health care, Americans don't have a longer life expectancy than other industrialized nations.
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Is there any music more beautiful than that of recycled grease, frying in an industrialized deep fat fryer?
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Officially the " Group of Seven ," the G27 is the gathering of seven of the world's most industrialized nations.
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"The average American household will be poorer," Mohaddes said, and noted other industrialized countries could be similarly impacted.
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Compared to other industrialized nations, Americans spend far more time behind the wheel than drivers in other nations.
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A preview of an industrialized dystopia that's decided humans aren't even efficient enough to play their own sports!
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The US is the only industrialized nation that doesn't require employers to provide paid leave for new parents.
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And the U.S. remains one of the only industrialized countries to require a prescription for birth control pills.
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It's also unpaid, which is the piece of the puzzle that puts us far behind other industrialized countries.
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That same report pointed out food wasted on the farm level in industrialized nations was a major culprit.
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Africa's most industrialized economy, which imports most of its refined petroleum products and crude oil, welcomed the announcement.
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Africa's most industrialized economy, which holds local elections on Wednesday, is a net importer of refined petroleum products.
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The big picture: Among today's biggest questions are how industrialized economies will navigate the new age of automation.
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Never mind that the country in question's government might be the most indebted among the major industrialized countries.
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We are already shamefully behind most industrialized countries and even some developing ones in several important health indicators.
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If Italy does likewise, it would be the first Group of Seven major industrialized nation to do so.
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America became a highly industrialized country following World War II, and we also became a highly medicalized country.
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Since 2009, the US has seen 57 times as many school shootings as six other industrialized nations combined.
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It has vowed to tackle the problem by creating fully industrialized recycling bases and cutting off foreign supplies.
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Not many people live here, making it feel like a remote backwater within the world's most industrialized country.
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"But even if you limit the analysis to whites, we would still rank behind all other industrialized countries."
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The United States is the only country in the industrialized world without a federal paid family leave guarantee.
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The following explains some of the issues surrounding the emotive issue of land in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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The United States is the only industrialized nation in the world that does not mandate paid maternity leave.
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Once the domain of independent frackers, the shale drilling process is being industrialized by large international oil companies.
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This would allow the United States to enjoy the second lowest corporate tax rate in the industrialized world.
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A primary driver of industrialized farming is to make farms more productive by growing more food per acre.
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OPEC has a self-imposed goal of bringing inventories in industrialized countries down to their five-year average.
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He warned that developing countries like Brazil and China are eager to catch up with more industrialized nations.
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The United States has lagged behind other industrialized nations in its ability to test for the novel coronavirus.
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The United States has long been the only industrialized country not to offer paid leave to new parents.
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The dueling Twitter posts previewed a two-day meeting in Canada with the Group of 7 industrialized nations.
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Unlike nearly all wealthy industrialized nations, the U.S. does not have a permanent national paid sick leave program.
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The labor movement in the United States is already far weaker than in any other major industrialized nation.
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Most other industrialized countries credit some years of caregiving when calculating retirement benefits, the Boston College survey found.
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And who was better at portraying an increasingly industrialized world that turned its inhabitants into scarcely human objects?
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Agency scientists and lawyers had urged the E.P.A. to ban asbestos outright, as do most other industrialized nations.
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The last time there were controlled power outages in Africa's most industrialized economy, in 2015, economic output suffered.
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However, a large majority of the survey's 1,800 respondents in Africa's most industrialized economy showed signs of pessimism.
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And part of that growth is to have trade taking place with the major industrialized and consumer nations.
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GOP lawmakers have noted that a 20 percent corporate rate is lower than the average among industrialized countries.
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Why it matters: The U.S. is the only industrialized country that doesn't mandate paid leave for new parents.
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Today's highly industrialized economies — the United States and Europe — got a big head start on burning fossil fuels.
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As Canada prepares to become the world's only major industrialized nation to legalize retail marijuana sales starting Oct.
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Just over a year has passed since Canada became the first large industrialized nation to legalize recreational marijuana.
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Western nations slap economic sanctions on Russia and eject it from the Group of Eight leading industrialized powers.
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In the coming years, fuel cell energy may bring new efficiencies and cleaner air to heavily industrialized areas.
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And compared to every other group of people living in the industrialized world, their cardiovascular system is pristine.
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The United States is fortunate to have one of the most diverse banking sectors of any industrialized country.
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But unlike other advanced industrialized countries, our nation also gives preferences to the extended family members of citizens.
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However, in the area of gun control and personal safety, it — among modern, industrialized countries — stands egregiously apart.
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The gathering of the group of 28500 industrialized nations concluded on Saturday amid violent protests in Hamburg, Germany.
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The United States is the only industrialized nation in the world without a federal paid family leave program.
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The consumption habits of industrialized Turkey are rapidly changing, and boza vendors have been all but wiped out.
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Researchers who analyzed stool samples from people living in less industrialized hunter-gatherer cultures — where ultraprocessed foods are uncommon — and compared them with stool samples from people in industrialized countries, uncovered a strong pattern: The further away people were from industrialization and ultraprocessed foods, the more diverse their gut micriobiome was.
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The country has long been one of the world's poorest nations but has industrialized rapidly in the past decade.
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Orcas farther away from industrialized countries tend to be better off, such as those in the Arctic and Antarctic.
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In a ranking of more than 30 industrialized nations' taxation compared with GDP, the US is near the bottom.
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In contrast, British and French colonies such as Barbados, Jamaica, and Saint-Domingue were dominated by industrialized sugar production.
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"So far so good," Trump continued, shortly after his arrival for the three-day summit of major industrialized nations.
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Therefore, we have an outsized obligation to help less industrialized nations meet their targets while improving quality of life.
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Globally, the United States remains the only industrialized country that does not guarantee paid family leave for its workers.
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The United States spends more on health care as a percentage of its economy than any other industrialized nation.
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Are they transferring technology and then applying that technology American technology to their industrialized as well as military complex?
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I really believe that the Mac Pro will fall much more on the industrialized spectrum than in previous generations.
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More than 10,000 people have been killed since the Russia-backed insurgency erupted in Ukraine's industrialized east in 2014.
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Virtually every other industrialized country in the world has adopted some form of this ATC model, and it works.
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OPEC has a self-imposed goal of bringing oil inventories in industrialized countries down to their five-year average.
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But unlike other industrialized countries with similar problems, it hasn't been able to make up the numbers with immigrants.
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Theoretically, the idea of using vacant land to create more jobs through the implementation of industrialized agriculture sounds amazing.
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The latter has cut electricity exports to South Africa, which led to rolling blackouts in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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Experts argue that Japan lags behind other industrialized countries in extolling the benefits of immigration to its domestic population.
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The ruling is the latest judicial setback for Zuma, of Africa's most industrialized economy before an election in 2019.
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And even as business investment has dropped and job growth has slowed, the U.S. is outpacing other industrialized nations.
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The article begins: Our industrialized food system nourishes more people, at lower cost, than any comparable system in history.
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The United States is the only industrialized nation that does not federally mandate any paid leave for new parents.
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Mr. Münz proposes what he calls a system of "demographic arbitrage," with industrialized countries competing for talent from elsewhere.
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He was speaking at a meeting in Toronto of foreign ministers from the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations.
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The company is critical to Africa's most industrialized economy because it supplies more than 90 percent of its power.
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He'll end his trip with summit meetings with NATO allies and leaders from the Group of Seven industrialized nations.
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Doing so will reveal the failure of industrialized societies to adapt to rapid technology-driven changes in the workforce.
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"Befehl ist befehl" — an order is an order — was the German principle that enabled the Nazis' industrialized mass murder.
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Industrialized modern warfare was producing deformities on a scale well beyond the recuperative means of nineteenth-century-style artisanship.
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Japan has the highest level of debt in the industrialized world, so finding money to spend can be difficult.
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Most industrialized countries — from Europe to Japan to the United States — aren't on track to meet their emissions goals.
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They also announced that Indonesia would convert more than 13 million acres of additional forest to industrialized palm production.
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Almost 200 reporters in Italy live under police protection, making it unique among industrialized Western countries, advocacy groups say.
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With a national history in agriculture, Kentucky leads the U.S. in production of poultry, soybeans, corn, and industrialized hemp.
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But a perfect storm of factors could be helping to push U.S. rates higher than any other industrialized nation's.
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Plastic packaging is a major source of income and employment in Emilia Romagna, one of Italy's most industrialized regions.
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We are the only industrialized country in the world that doesn't guarantee its workers some form of paid leave.
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Paid leave, which is available in every industrialized country except the United States, has long been a Democratic cause.
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Because other industrialized countries use similar tactics to promote their goods, proponents argue, Ex-Im keeps American companies competitive.
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That would have seemed an ambitious target when China's emissions were rising rapidly as its economy grew and industrialized.
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Germany's dual system of apprenticeship and classroom learning has produced the lowest youth unemployment rate of any industrialized nation.
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If Europe's industrialized countries aren't willing to make dramatic changes to slow down climate change, why should other countries?
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Africa's most industrialized economy, South Africa is projected to grow 0.8 percent this year, and unemployment is 27 percent.
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Africa's most industrialized country has a significant expatriate and tourist population but has seldom been associated with Islamist militancy.
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Francisco Franco industrialized Spain's cities in the 1950s and '60s, that there was a mass exodus from the countryside.
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Just getting to 240 percent carbon-free will be an enormous lift for an industrialized economy like New York's.
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That level of spending is almost certain to keep the U.S. far ahead of other industrialized countries in health spending.
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The Paris Agreement is the first-ever global agreement to commit industrialized and developing countries to act on global warming.
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They also offend medical sensibility to its core by making the doctor aware of her place in an industrialized arrangement.
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The Group of Seven (G7) industrialized countries -- in addition to the U.S. -- includes Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Italy and Japan.
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Virtually every other industrialized nation developed that politics of class, represented by a powerful Labo(u)r or Socialist party.
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He also has something to learn about the behavior -- read restraint -- demanded of the leader of a leading industrialized country.
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Earlier this month, journalist James Bridle launched a wide-reaching debate on the "industrialized nightmare production" of YouTube Kids videos.
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The U.S. has the highest maternal mortality rate in the industrialized world, and most of the deaths are completely preventable.
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He also reiterated his concern about the effects of low interest rates in the euro zone and other industrialized nations.
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Compared to larger, more industrialized countries, Costa Rica seems like a verdant gem amid a pile of black coal rocks.
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Africa's most industrialized country has struggled to reduce poverty and inequality since the end of white minority rule in 1994.
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Africa's most industrialized economy has grown lethargically over the last six years and the jobless rate stands near record levels.
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The United States for years has received bad grades for its health-care system relative to other wealthy industrialized countries.
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This went on for about 18 months, before he settled down in Arequipa, Peru's second largest—and largely industrialized—city.
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BECKY QUICK: You over the years-- over the last ten or 15 years have become a much more industrialized company.
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The Amazon basin was initially the world's only source of rubber, supplying industrialized Britain and the US with the material.
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This is the great promise of basic income from a progressive standpoint: the elimination of poverty in an industrialized country.
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The affair has rattled markets in Africa's most industrialized economy, which faces the risk of ratings downgrades later this year.
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In industrialized countries, most of these deaths occur among adults over age 65 who develop secondary infections such as pneumonia.
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The G7 consists of the industrialized nations of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
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And since 2009, the US has experienced 57 times as many school shootings as six other major industrialized nations combined.
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While rates of maternal mortality have declined in other industrialized countries, they have dramatically increased in the U.S. since 2000.
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China will refuse to fully comply with the market-economy rules by which the U.S. and other industrialized economies operate.
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But he was also credited for transforming his Southeast Asian country from a sleepy backwater into a modern industrialized nation.
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The U.S. does worse than about two dozen other industrialized nations in infant mortality, a crucial measure of public health.
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The decision to showcase Singapore -- an overtly prosperous industrialized nation -- may seem strange given North Korea's strident denouncement of capitalism.
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Anything less than that means buying into an industrialized system of mass egg production, be it conventional or cage-free.
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It will have to deal with one of the most expensive, least effective health care systems in the industrialized world.
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Trump will end his trip with meetings with key NATO allies and leaders from the Group of 7 industrialized countries.
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Data from 16 studies conducted in industrialized first-world countries indicate two major trends in public attitudes about mental health.
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It is remarkable that the U.S. is the only industrialized nation in the world without a national paid leave policy.
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France has put fiscal justice at the heart of its year-long presidency of the Group of Seven industrialized nations.
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Organic Farming A primary driver of industrialized farming is to make farms more productive by growing more food per acre.
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Today, what we hunt, is not close by so we have to go to the city and get industrialized food.
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U.S. agricultural policy must shift from supporting industrialized animal agriculture, toward encouraging a diversified, community-oriented, plant-based food system.
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Africa's most industrialized economy is struggling with ballooning debt that risks pushing its sovereign credit ratings deeper into "junk" territory.
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Even in industrialized countries, water sources can be contaminated with pathogens, fertilizer and insecticide runoff, heavy metals and fracking effluent.
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It happened in the 21956s, when the United States was rapidly moving from a farming economy to an industrialized one.
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There are changes occurring globally that have unleashed illiberal or populist right wing reactions across much of the industrialized West.
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Industrialized foods often serve as symbols of suffering and imperfection, and frequently represent the failures and indignities of contemporary capitalism.
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Art Review Before modern design was streamlined, it got intricate; before modern design was industrialized, it came from human hands.
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Soon, though — as France industrialized further, and as photography vitiated whole traditions of portrait painting — Corot's women started to modernize.
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Yet the European Union nations and other industrialized countries closely regulate this industry far more than the United States does.
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But rates are still higher than in other industrialized countries, and there is little rigorous research about which approaches work.
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The level of poverty that we have here, compared to other industrialized societies — Who is this economy really working for?
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While rates of maternal mortality have declined in other industrialized countries, they have dramatically increased in the U.S. since 2628.
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Add all of this together, and the U.S. has one of the least competitive tax systems in the industrialized world.
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Meanwhile, he says Americans' life expectancy is lower than most other industrialized countries and infant mortality rates are much higher.
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Many Democrats have said the previous 85033 percent rate was too high because it wasn't competitive with other industrialized countries.
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The United States is the only industrialized nation that doesn't provide citizens with guaranteed paid family leave for new parents.
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The initiative "aims to help countries along the route achieve industrialized vision and to provide vocational skill training," AVIC said.
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Previously, our corporate tax rate was the highest of any industrialized nation, making America uncompetitive with rest of the world.
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But critics say those programs promote policies for industrialized agriculture, not small farmers and ranchers Sumner Park has the details.
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The stark disparity in life expectancy may help explain why the U.S. compares so poorly to other industrialized Western countries.
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Even before that spike upward, per capital traffic fatalities in the US were already the highest in the industrialized world.
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It's a touchstone for a lot of inequalities, but I think when you look at how we're the wealthiest country on the planet, we're the only industrialized country that doesn't have universal health care, we frankly have not only the worst health care of any major industrialized country but the most expensive health care.
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All over the industrialized world, there is good news: Many workers now expect to keep their jobs or find better ones.
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In Otobong Nkanga's art, figures appear dismembered and limbless, indicating that they have been industrialized as tools of production and exploitation.
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And now, thanks to the president's efforts, we have a lower business tax rate than most industrialized countries, below the average.
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Although treatment for the condition can vary, the most common treatment, particularly in industrialized countries, is the prescription of antidepressant drugs.
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The lack of reliability is occurring even as the country pays some of the highest electricity costs in the industrialized world.
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The U.S. lags other countries in providing parental leave and is the only major industrialized nation that doesn't require paid leave.
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OECD's 27 member countries are advanced, industrialized nations, which makes their data valuable in comparing the United States to similar countries.
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Why it matters: The U.S. spends more than any other industrialized country for health care, largely because our prices are higher.
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While small operators trading in moulted feathers only do exist, they can't generate anywhere near as much 'product' as industrialized farms.
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Canada is one of the few leading industrialized nations with an undisputed AAA rating, and its bonds are in high demand.
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In some ways, a lower fertility rate could be viewed as a sign that an industrialized country is doing relatively well.
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It said China's actions violate its commitment to refrain from competitive devaluation as part of the Group of 20 industrialized countries.
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A summit of 20 members of the group of industrialized nations due in Argentina later this week is also in focus.
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These tactics were reasonably successful, and America has lagged far behind other industrialized nations in developing a universal health care plan.
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The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) says Germany has the second-highest tax burden of all industrialized countries.
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In fact, if not for the economic benefits of corruption, South Korea would not be the industrialized nation it is today.
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Ramaphosa, 65, hailed a "new dawn" after his inauguration and has promised to fight the corruption corroding Africa's most industrialized economy.
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OPEC is closing in on the original target of the pact - reducing industrialized nations' oil inventories to their five-year average.
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"It shows a growing divide between what is going on here and the rest of the industrialized world," she told Axios.
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The country is one of the few major industrialized economies that is planning a major expansion of coal-fired power generation.
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All the candidates focused on reducing the corporate income tax rate of 35 percent, famously the highest in the industrialized world.
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The IEA — which is mainly funded by industrialized nations including the United States, Germany and Japan — advises governments on energy policy.
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The initial target of the supply-cutting deal was to reduce industrialized nations' oil inventories back to their five-year average.
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It should also reflect the fact that richer states generally industrialized earlier and account for the majority of U.S. historical emissions.
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Those of us living in the industrialized nations in the global North know that we are disproportionately responsible for carbon pollution.
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A 2017 Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development study ranked Germany 29th out of 34 industrialized economies for fast internet connections.
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What is even more frustrating is to see an easy solution that has worked for years in these other industrialized countries.
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The gathering of 20 industrialized nations concluded Saturday, with Trump returning to the U.S. after a dramatic weekend with world leaders.
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Ramaphosa alluded to these allegations in his speech, saying this had weakened the state-owned enterprises in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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Though many other industrialized countries already require employers to offer paid sick leave to all employees, the United States does not.
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Not only is it the country's breadbasket - producing almost 295 percent of all agricultural output - it is also the most industrialized.
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The United States also has the highest business tax rate among the major industrialized nations of the world, at 2023 percent.
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There are also patches of the industrialized world where nature could be restored and strung together to create corridors for wildlife.
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The rest of the industrialized world has been cutting corporate tax rates over time, and the United States had fallen behind.
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It is more common in developing nations, but it is also the only nutritional deficiency that is widespread in industrialized countries.
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While falling prices of oil and other commodities help industrialized countries, they signal not just rising supply but also disappointing demand.
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But they also highlight some major structural inequalities in America, the only industrialized nation with no national paid maternity leave policy.
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Africa's most industrialized country has a large expatriate community and attracts many tourists, and has seldom been associated with Islamist militancy.
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The IEA -- which is mainly funded by industrialized nations including the United States, Germany and Japan -- advises governments on energy policy.
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It's far too complicated, riddled with corporate giveaways and sets a business rate that is the highest in the industrialized world.
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The industrialized world, their leaders say, owes some recompense for the disasters these vulnerable nations will suffer in the years ahead.
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The United States seems to have almost caught up with most of the rest of the industrialized world's low fertility rates.
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World leaders cajoled, confronted and dodged each other in Buenos Aires at the Group of 20 meeting of industrialized economies, above.
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That's the lowest share among the 35 members of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a group of industrialized countries.
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President Trump is with world leaders in Buenos Aires for a two-day meeting of the Group of 20 industrialized countries.
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In 20200, industrialized countries pledged to mobilize $21950 billion by 2020 to help the world's poorest countries deal with climate change.
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Since then, the labor-force participation rate of prime-age Americans has shrunk to nearly the lowest in the industrialized world.
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Its population has one of the highest percentages of university-educated people but the lowest labor productivity in the industrialized world.
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Trump wants to cut taxes to help rural and industrialized parts of the country where his supporters live, administration officials said.
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World War I was the first mass conflict among industrialized nations, and it upended the way war was fought and conceptualized.
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Year in and year out, Saetti produces brilliant farmhouse Lambrusco, made in the traditional method rather than in an industrialized fashion.
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In Italy, workers poured into trade unions and set up factory councils, paralyzing the industrialized north in a wave of strikes.
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We are a wealthy nation, and yet the only industrialized country that does not provide some form of universal health care.
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This actually has nothing to do w China and entirely how industrialized food production monopolized public consciousness about food in America.
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" Prime Minister Shinzo Abe of Japan said the deal signified the creation of "the world's largest free, advanced, industrialized economic zone.
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A group of mostly rich, industrialized countries says Switzerland should do more to prosecute companies and apply tougher penalties for bribery.
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Other industrialized countries, where health care costs per capita are less than half of what they are in America, offer lessons.
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Trump also plans on attending a meeting of the Group of Seven major industrialized countries in Sicily on May 26-27.
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Some railway workers, for instance, can retire at 52, and average retirement ages are among the lowest in the industrialized world.
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"We've got to join the rest of the industrialized world and guarantee healthcare to all people as a right," Sanders said.
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Stories such as these might not ever find their way above the fold at the leading newspapers of the industrialized world.
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Thirty-three percent of edible food is wasted worldwide, with more than half thrown out in industrialized nations, the report says.
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The nation's industrialized compost operations bring in roughly $21 billion annually; American farmers bought $2000 billion of conventional fertilizers in 210.
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Thus, they derive the majority of their water intake from industrialized fluids: soda, beer, Gatorade, baby blood, and such and such.
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Presently, the United States is the only industrialized country in the world that doesn't have a federal paid parental leave program.
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So Stalin became the man who led the Soviet Union to victory in World War II and industrialized a peasant nation.
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Child care assistance was also shown to help working families in a study that compared various policies in 22 industrialized countries.
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In general, the Tsimane developed the first signs of atherosclerosis almost 25 years later than their counterparts in the industrialized West.
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The agency also reported that commercial oil inventories in industrialized nations rose in January for the first time in seven months.
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The US has a dubious distinction among advanced industrialized nations: We have the highest share of lawyers in our national legislature.
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In the 1920s, they were wondering why there was no socialist revolution in a sophisticated and advanced industrialized country like Germany.
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And many experts point out that the US lags behind other industrialized nations in terms of updating our roads, bridges, and airports.
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These studies collectively involved more than 120,000 people across highly industrialized countries, including the US, Norway, Denmark, and the UK, among others.
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These days, the planet is thawing off from it's last ice cycle—and being warmed at an unprecedented rate by industrialized civilization.
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Tamil Nadu, home to more than 70 million people, is one of India's most industrialized states, sometimes called the "Detroit of Asia".
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Figures released this week show first-quarter annualized growth of 13 percent, the best in the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations.
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The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region is one of China's most industrialized, with Hebei province producing nearly a quarter of the country's steel.
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Watch this video to learn about Panama disease, as well as how Chiquita's predecessor, United Fruit, industrialized bananas in the first place.
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Of all the industrialized economies, the U.S. is arguably the only one to have such a wide scope for faster noninflationary growth.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday it would be appropriate to let Russia join the G7 group of advanced industrialized countries.
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As Hauser says: "We're still in infancy at the precipice of a new business which other industrialized countries have had for decades."
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I always thought those large manufacturing facilities dotting the landscape of China and other industrialized nations were like computer mainframes of yesteryear.
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That&aposs 57 times more than all the other members of the biggest industrialized countries in the world combined, the G7 combined.
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The industrialized stomp is fully present, but still couched in grimy, wriggly proto-black metal riffs that pummel and churn with abandon.
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No other branch of criminality has the potential to generate the revenue needed for the endemic, industrialized corruption of police and politicians.
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It then exploded during the postwar period, when family-friendly "packaged meat loaves" like bologna became the shining star of industrialized farming.
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"In long, industrialized supply chains, the thing that makes the system work is transparency," says Bill Marler, a leading food-safety advocate.
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The development is a flashy but tiny effort to combat the dangerous smog and toxic air pollution that's choking China's industrialized cities.
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The launch was timed to coincide with a summit of leaders representing the Group of 20 industrialized nations, or G20, in China.
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Africa's most industrialized economy is seen at risk of losing its investment-grade status because of persistently weak growth and large deficits.
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"Reports from officials confirm that the pandemic has ended in every industrialized country in the world except the United States," he said.
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Withdrawing would leave the United States aligned only with Russia among the world's industrialized economies in rejecting action to combat climate change.
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People had to figure out how to use these new products during this industrialized age of cooking, and there was some skepticism.
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It cut short the evolution of some of the most distinctive recent art to have been created anywhere in the industrialized world.
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Not only is the US the only industrialized country without paid parental leave, it also does not require companies give paid vacation.
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But beneath the smiling handshakes and whispered pleasantries was the unmistakable impression the global alliance of industrialized nations has changed for good.
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The United States is somewhat unique among industrialized nations, spending more than any other OECD country and getting, comparably, a lot less.
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Meanwhile, it said oil stocks in industrialized countries fell in February by 21.7 million barrels but remained above their five-year average.
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Yet, until recently, we remained one of the few industrialized countries that didn't have a welcoming visa category for foreign-born entrepreneurs.
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So far, cities that have "peaked" their emissions are in industrialized nations in North America, Europe and Australia, research by C40 found.
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When I first learned that the United States was the only industrialized country with a rising maternal mortality ratio, I was shocked.
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After World War II, both became "industrialized commodities instead of something where there's passion and artistry really driving them," Mr. Winters said.
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For many, it is the ur-alternative to what they see as the industrialized and chemicalized medicine that dominates in the West.
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By now, the industrialized world accepts manufactured body parts as integral to people's well-being, from titanium hips to synthetic blood vessels.
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To find an industrialized civilization we know exactly what to look for: CFCs, lots of CO2, all the stuff that we're doing.
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Leaders of the Group of 7 industrialized democracies will gather this week in Quebec for their annual meeting on the world's economy.
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Only after Germans introduced lager beers did our taste for fruity ales give way to crisp lagers and their industrialized, Americanized versions.
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In 1906 the United States was the only major industrialized nation without strict laws forbidding the sale of contaminated and adulterated food.
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The World Health Organization estimates the lifetime prevalence of nonspecific (common) low back pain at 60 to 70 percent in industrialized countries.
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The question for me is whether either of them would necessarily recognize the connection, as deformed and industrialized as it has become.
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Faced with reduced biodiversity, Futurefarmers rediscovers and shares long-lost natural grains, which are often more nutritious and tastier than industrialized ones.
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Start-ups represent a declining share of all companies in Britain, Italy, Spain, Sweden, the United States and many other industrialized economies.
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But those who survive to adulthood often reach old age relatively free from degenerative diseases that are the norm in industrialized nations.
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President Trump is among the world leaders in Buenos Aires for a two-day meeting of the Group of 19573 industrialized countries.
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Similar pressures arise from bank's need to raise private investment to make up for the expected shortfall in contributions from industrialized countries.
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But he has so far struggled to make meaningful policy changes to pull Africa's most industrialized nation out of an economic slump.
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The companies will also develop capabilities for the Canadian market, which last year became the first industrialized country to legalize recreational cannabis.
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Such industrialized empathy led to the discovery that DVR viewers often wanted dialogue clarified and thus the two-second rewind was born.
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The annual event drew together leading figures from 20 industrialized countries to discuss prevalent global issues such as climate change and trade.
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The currency of Africa's most industrialized economy has taken a hit from a stronger dollar and pessimism over the country's growth outlook.
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That is by far the highest population-to-representative ratio among industrialized democracies, and the highest it has been in U.S. history.
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Industrialized hemp has been legal in the United States since 2018, but the legal variety isn't strong enough to get you high.
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There's such a low level of public investment in educating our children, our kids perform toward the bottom of all industrialized nations.
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That is eight percentage points above the average of the industrialized member nations of the Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development.
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US employers who offer time off give about two weeks on average — which is on the low end globally for industrialized nations.
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On the other hand, 17 million young adolescents in 39 industrialized countries have admitted bullying others at school, according to the report.
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But the Japanese have never industrialized the cherry blossom, and it has only rarely been imbued with religious symbolism — it simply is.
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Here was a lyrical writer who evoked a timeless countryside at a time when England was increasingly urban and ever more industrialized.
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Consumers had developed a hankering for chicken — a crisis, obviously, for a business that was built on the industrialized pulping of cows.
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Not even Herzl, however, could have foreseen the industrialized mass murder of the Holocaust, the unspoken shadow that hovers over these pages.
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As is frequently cited, the US is the only industrialized nation in the world that doesn't have a federal paid leave program.
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Mr. Xi said that the interests of developing countries and industrialized countries would need to be carefully balanced in the digital economy.
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That's why most industrialized countries haven't had an outbreak since the 19th century; the U.S. averages six cases of cholera per year.
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But my friends, we have the highest percentage of people in America in jail per capita of any industrialized nation on Earth.
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We must join the rest of the industrialized world and guarantee health care to all people as a right and not a privilege.
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Conflicting headlines on trade have jolted markets in the run up to the two-day meeting of 20 industrialized nations in Buenos Aires.
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Speaking to South African foreign service diplomats on Tuesday, Zuma said he backed Gordhan's efforts to attract investors to Africa's most industrialized country.
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The weather agency said 150 mm of rain was forecast to fall in industrialized Northern Kyushu in the 24 hours to 6 a.m.
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Research has shown the nation has the highest maternal mortality rate in the industrialized world, and most of these deaths are completely preventable.
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Meanwhile, Germany has made strengthening economic development in Africa a priority of its presidency of the G20 group of industrialized countries this year.
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Every other industrialized country guarantees health care for its citizens and is able to negotiate for better drug prices and impose strict regulations.
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But Macron stressed that the United States was no longer the world's sole economic superpower and urged other industrialized countries to stick together.
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Africa's most industrialized economy emerged from apartheid more than 20 years ago, but many South Africans are frustrated about the inequality that remains.
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First, industrialized nations must recognize their role in causing this phenomenon, and honor the financial and technical assistance pledged to the developing world.
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We have to deal with why it is that people choose to self-medicate at relatively high levels compared to other industrialized societies.
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In industrialized societies, however, status is not as closely linked with family size; it's often measured by markers of economic wealth, she says.
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Reality check: The U.S. has had worse health outcomes than other industrialized countries, and has paid more for those outcomes, this whole time.
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America, too, was becoming more industrialized, and the aftermath of war meant that "cowboy" and "soldier" were no longer contemporary models of masculinity.
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What I believe is the United States, in fact, should join the rest of the industrialized world and guarantee healthcare to all people.
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It was the same year that Mexico ranked as the world's most overweight industrialized nation, according to the UN Food and Agricultural Organization.
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As part of these programs, industrialized countries and donors - such as NORAD in Sunar's case - pay developing countries to manage their forests sustainably.
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Both are part of the network of state-run utility Eskom which provides virtually all of the electricity for Africa's most industrialized economy.
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Take, for example, what happened at a meeting of the environment ministers from the Group of 7 industrialized nations on Sunday and Monday.
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Even before the Civil War, the North was more industrialized than the South, as you can see from this map of railway lines.
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Here's the backstory: U.S. corporations have a 35 percent statutory tax rate, which they frequently lament as the largest in the industrialized world.
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The U.S. is also the only economy among its industrialized peers that is both expanding rapidly and now generating around 2 percent inflation.
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The U.S. federal corporate tax rate stands at 35 percent, one of the highest among industrialized countries, though few companies actually pay that.
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Groysman argued that Danylyuk&aposs letter to ambassadors of the G-7 top industrialized nations could undermine Ukraine&aposs discussions with the West.
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Africa's most industrialized economy has barely grown in the past decade with fiscal missteps and corruption contributing to weak business and consumer confidence.
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Most industrialized nations, including the United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and much of the European Union, already provide a child allowance to support families.
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But at the same time, researchers argued that employers simply needed to invest in workforce training comparable to that of other industrialized economies.
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The International Energy Agency said on Tuesday commercial oil inventories in industrialized countries rose 24.1 million barrels in the first quarter of 2016.
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Of these, the U.S. and EU are obviously similar in that they're a foundational part of the wealthy and long-industrialized Western world.
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The agreement notes, however, that this is more of a challenge for developing countries, putting the responsibility to cut emissions on industrialized countries.
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Anti-Semitism is an ancient form of hate, stretching back for millennia and leaving ghettos, pogroms, and mass industrialized murder in its wake.
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The cyclone knocked out Mozambican electricity exports to South Africa, exacerbating power cuts that were already straining businesses in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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"There is no doubt as to the direction of travel for the supply-demand balance," according to the energy adviser to industrialized nations.
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With his new tariffs increasing U.S. isolation, Trump heads to Canada on Friday for a meeting of the Group of Seven industrialized nations.
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As women began to enter the industrialized work force in the 19th century, employers started to segregate bathrooms, ostensibly to protect delicate sensibilities.
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Eliminating all artificial carbon dioxide emissions throughout the entire industrialized world would have an effect of less than four-tenths of a degree.
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There is a good chance of that because most industrialized countries have the same frustrations with the UPU that the United States has.
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But there is no sign that the political chaos ripping through some of the world's most industrialized nations will ease any time soon.
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The US spends over $20153 billion on public education, yet it lags behind most other industrialized countries in key measurements of academic success.
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Before this year's meeting of the G7, President Donald Trump said Russia should be readmitted to the gathering of advanced industrialized economies countries.
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They're quick to note that the only other industrialized country in the world that doesn't mandate paid maternity leave is Papua New Guinea.
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He said he did not rule out Trump discussing Russia rejoining the Group of Seven industrialized countries to make it the G8 again.
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Instead, the US and other world leaders ended Russia's membership in the G8, the group of leading industrialized nations, and imposed economic sanctions.
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Even when they are insured, many workers in the United States — unlike those in every other industrialized country — are exposed to this cost.
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The United States suffers the highest obesity rate among the 19853 industrialized countries that make up the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
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The G-20 summit brought together world leaders from 85033 industrialized countries to discuss global matters such as trade, climate change and terrorism.
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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 25 other industrialized nations do better than the United States at keeping babies alive.
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However, he said that the country's leadership was hurting Africa's most industrialized economy, which is expected to grow below 1 percent this year.
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The United States has got to join the rest of the industrialized world in guaranteeing health care to all people as a right.
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This is why nearly every industrialized country on the planet is pouring resources into making sure their domestic companies can lead the shift.
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What would normally be an opportunity for industrialized democracies to forge unity on key challenges, will be anything but, Richard Fontaine tells Axios.
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The United States has an $800 de minimis threshold; Canada, by contrast, has a C$20 threshold — the lowest in the industrialized world.
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The United States may be leading other big industrialized countries in economic growth, but its labor force does not fare well in comparison.
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Agency regulation became necessary as the problems of a modern industrialized nation overwhelmed the regulatory capacities of states, local governments and Congress itself.
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And could birds in other industrialized nations of the past and present like England or China, also reveal hidden measures of air pollution?
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Africa's most industrialized economy is grappling with a vast build-up of public sector debt led by cash-strapped state power firm Eskom.
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"We have the highest percentage of people in America in jail per capita of any industrialized nation on Earth," Sanders said in 1991.
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That's one reason the United States now has the most dangerous roads in the industrialized world, as I wrote in a recent column.
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Still, there were cracks, with some weakening in Gujarat, one of India's most industrialized states, where Mr. Modi was a celebrated chief minister.
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But the hygiene hypothesis — and when it comes to allergy, the inverse relationship between industrialized processes and health — has held up remarkably well.
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Unlike many of the other big economies that turn on exports — such as China's, Japan's or Germany's — India is not nearly as industrialized.
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That's what is going on in the EU, nearly a third of world's industrialized economies and a pillar of the trans-Atlantic community.
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The name wasn't about geography or history but the image of the place: halfway between city and country, rural past and industrialized future.
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New arrivals now add more than 1 percent to the country's population each year, one of the highest rates in the industrialized world.
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Tequila production is largely industrialized, at least for the brands available in the United States, but mezcal is still the equivalent of homespun.
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Unlike in other industrialized countries, where men are driving the trend, American women are also out of work and not looking for jobs.
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On the contrary, this kind of economic growth won't happen if the U.S. maintains the highest combined tax rates in the industrialized world.
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The fund was a key compromise in Paris to get developing countries on board despite industrialized nations' greater historical responsibility for carbon emissions.
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The gleaming parts—a sort of industrialized synthesis of Cubist and Constructivist styles—reflect a play of colored electric lights inside the box.
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Charlotta Zetterstrom, who owns the company with her husband, the chef David Zetterstrom, said they started it to push back against industrialized baking.
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Their rapidly expanding infrastructure desperately needed electrical power, especially in the Soviet Union's industrialized western region, far away from Siberia's fossil fuel deposits.
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The cyclone also knocked out Mozambican electricity exports to South Africa, exacerbating power cuts that are straining businesses in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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Africa's most industrialized country implemented nationwide water restrictions last year after an El Nino weather pattern brought drought conditions to much of southern Africa.
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The U.S. is the only industrialized country without federal paid family leave and the maternal mortality rate is rising, especially among women of color.
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The existing health system in Africa's most industrialized economy reflects broader racial and social inequalities that persist more than two decades after apartheid ended.
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DoNotPay's Free Trial Card creates a virtual, one-time-use credit card to protect you from getting charged by "industrialized scams" like free trials.
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To ignore them in favor of a highly industrialized, fossil-fuel-dependent agriculture will only increase hunger and further undermine our broken food system.
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More from Tonic: In non-industrialized populations like the one that McAllister studied, however, status is often strongly linked to family size, she says.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday it would be appropriate to let Russia join the G7 group of advanced industrialized countries.
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Fujifilm views healthcare in Japan and other industrialized nations as a growth market as populations age and demand for medical services and products grow.
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A 2017 study by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) ranked Germany 103th out of 34 industrialized economies for fast internet connections.
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Commercial inventories in industrialized nations rose by 2000 million barrels in May to a record high of 235 billion, the Paris-based IEA said.
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He detected the anxiety rampant among working-class voters in the industrialized world, which was evidenced in the United Kingdom's "Brexit" vote in June.
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Thanks to decades of government incentive programs, offshore wind is taking off in Europe, with turbine costs falling fast as production becomes more industrialized.
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If you comprehend the impact that the internet's had on industrialized nations, just imagine what connectivity could accomplish for developing parts of the world.
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Named after Fritz Haber, the scientist who invented it, and Carl Bosch, the engineer who industrialized it, the invention promised the world unlimited fertilizer.
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Ethiopia has long been one of the world's poorest nations but has industrialized rapidly in the past decade and now boasts double-digit growth.
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The same effect is predicted by the EPA climate model for a 85033 percent reduction by 2030 for the rest of the industrialized world.
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The platform calls for lowering the corporate tax rate so that it is equal to or lower than the rates in other industrialized countries.
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Mr. Ackerman advises travelers to limit their air travel to carriers from industrialized countries because they tend to have the most thorough security standards.
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A spokeswoman for the German finance ministry said there had been no crisis talks among members of the G20 industrialized countries on the situation.
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Meanwhile, in lower income countries, ministers of finance believe that you need to "allow pollution to happen in order to become industrialized," said Fuller.
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Meanwhile, the higher cost of production meant the latter lost business to the more-industrialized, less labor-dependent northern lumber industry, another expected outcome.
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International cooperationThe G7 consists of seven of the world's advanced industrialized economies—Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
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International reaction: The United Kingdom also pushed back on Trump's suggestion that Russia rejoin the Group of Seven of the world's top industrialized economies.
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Days before the Group of 73 industrialized nations summit, President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that it's "appropriate" to readmit Russia to the gathering.
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Industrialized countries need to provide the money to come up with a faster production process and increased capacity to handle this and future epidemics.
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Trump's advocacy for Russia's readmittance to the powerful group of industrialized nations -- which he first voiced on Friday -- comes despite opposition from European allies.
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And here's a sobering statistic: Since 2009, the US has had 57 times more school shootings than the other major industrialized nations combined. 5.
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Industrialized society has trouble accepting the fact that it is possible to care about animals and kill them for food, clothing, and other purposes.
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Eventually, those microgrids can be linked up and connected to larger (low-carbon) power plants, so these rural areas can have real, industrialized economies.
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Even in the late 1800s, the Atlantic salmon rivers of the eastern seaboard were largely too polluted and industrialized to support the native species.
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Sexual harassment continued to be a focus of union campaigns as America industrialized — the untold story of the labor battles of the 19th century.
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The numbers supplied by these departments are considered mostly reliable in the major industrialized countries, which make up about 50 percent of oil consumption.
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The United States is an outlier among these industrialized nations, where people vote in much higher proportion and where income is more evenly distributed.
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They gradually disappeared over the last century as farming became more industrialized and less diverse, and consumers bought their meat and poultry in supermarkets.
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Even as American regulators have dragged their feet, other industrialized countries have made great strides in reducing traffic crashes over the last two decades.
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Since shortly after World War II, industrialized fishing has reduced the Pacific bluefin population to just 3 percent of unfished levels before the 20163s.
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But the African swine fever epidemic looks set to accelerate change in an industry already shifting towards more industrialized farms, particularly in the north.
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Often protesters evoke the name of Reza Shah, an authoritarian who industrialized Iran at the beginning of the century, with a very firm hand.
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In June, Mr. Trump berated Mr. Trudeau as "very dishonest and weak" after a contentious summit meeting of the Group of 7 industrialized nations.
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Think about how we farm animals in large industrialized centers, where they are confined for much of their lives and then slaughtered, often cruelly.
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On one side are China's industrialized cities and most of its infrastructure; on the other, pristine landscapes and most of the country's ethnic minorities.
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Britain and the US counted Iran as their major ally in the Middle East, and the Shah forcefully industrialized large segments of the country.
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The supermarket aisles are full of breakfast cookies and snacks called merendine, which, generally speaking, are industrialized miniatures of traditional Italian cakes and tarts.
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A year after the country became the first major industrialized nation to legalize recreational marijuana, visions of profit from a "green rush" have evaporated.
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Investor confidence in Africa's most industrialized economy is fragile, with the economic growth outlook clouded by a lack of clarity and progress on reforms.
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Americans spend two or three times as much on health care as a share of G.D.P. as other industrialized countries but get worse outcomes.
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Italy is hosting annual summits of the Group of Seven industrialized nations, culminating with a leaders' meeting in Sicily at the end of May.
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These two economic systems represent more than one-third of the global economy and 60 percent of demand and output in the industrialized world.
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Africa's most industrialized country slid to number 73 in Berlin-based Transparency International's global measure of perceived corruption in 2018, from 38 in 2001.
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Booker has been vegan since 2014 and has previously said he doesn't believe the planet's climate can sustain industrialized animal agriculture in the future.
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And yet, the United States is one of only a few industrialized nations that does not have a visa category for foreign-born entrepreneurs.
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The German trade, therefore, has a substantial impact on those two highly open economic systems making up two-thirds of the world's industrialized economies.
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Some groups are thriving, but others — especially those that live near industrialized areas, like the Southern Residents — are suffering from pollution and environmental degradation.
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The time zones were each one-hour wide, simplifying train schedules and virtually everything else to do with time in an increasingly industrialized nation.
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The city's increasingly abundant industrialized light, starting in the mid-21891s, caused the figurative honorific of the 21s to morph into a descriptive epithet.
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These include avoiding food wastage, reducing protein over-consumption in industrialized countries—most people consume more protein than they require and simply excrete it.
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Or, more pointedly, is Blue Apron creating a shitload of waste in their quest to save the Convenience Generation from fully industrialized agriculture and obesity?
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Modernity has still managed to touch their lives, of course, but far less than it has for those of us in the post-industrialized West.
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The South African economy is the most industrialized in Africa, but it's been struggling, hit by wholesale graft in state enterprises and rolling power blackouts.
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Instead, the campaign has mostly focused on three topics: violence, corruption and the economy – which has remained largely flat, especially in the less-industrialized south.
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Japan is one of the few industrialized countries that heavily promotes coal power both at home and abroad, including technology to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
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Italy hosts the annual meeting of seven of the world's biggest industrialized economies (G7) in the town of Taormina in Sicily on May 26-27.
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What is evoked through the arrangement of rough material is a quiet understanding of not only an industrialized past, but a very significant human presence.
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The perceived tussle between Zuma and Gordhan has rattled markets in Africa's most industrialized economy, which faces the risk of ratings downgrades later this year.
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"When we talk of electric cars, we are talking about the OECD," ENI's Descalzi said, referring to the group of 53 largely rich industrialized nations.
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I think every man, woman, and child is entitled to health care, and that right exists in virtually every other major industrialized country on Earth.
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China was the de facto leader of the developing country coalition, and the United States was the de facto leader of the industrialized country coalition.
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Located on an industrialized waterfront of the Elizabeth River, the Atlantic Wood Industries (AWI) site was added to the Superfund list nearly three decades ago.
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The IEA said stocks in industrialized nations in May were 266 million barrels above the five-year average, down from 300 million barrels in April.
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Is it so crazy to think that America, an industrialized nation and the leader of the free world, would have affordable child care figured out?
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Take Chattanooga: This medium-sized city in East Tennessee was once a railroad and manufacturing hub, but suffered in the 22015s, when it de-industrialized.
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"One of the strongest industrialized countries in the world has made a political decision - as an industrial company we have to recognize that," Thomas said.
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These days, industrialized sweets have taken over the market, but our nostalgia and sweet cravings make these delicious and traditional treats stay with us forever.
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Inventories in industrialized nations totaled 2240 billion barrels in February - about 225 million barrels above the five-year average, according to the International Energy Agency.
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On Tuesday the currency of Africa's most industrialized country firmed nearly one percent to 15.4905 against the dollar - its highest intraday level - after Gordhan's statement.
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It's true: as a percentage of our gross national product, America's infrastructure spending lags both its history and the current pace of other industrialized nations.
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But the average level of household debt remains moderate, at about a third of GDP, which is less than half of the industrialized-country average.
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That level is similar in industrialized countries but the latter usually boast more reliable legal systems, sound property rights and a relatively larger capital stock.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the UK's Labour Party, is the most authentically left-wing politician currently leading a major party in the industrialized world.
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Eskom supplies more than 90 percent of the power in Africa's most industrialized economy but is saddled with 420 billion rand ($29 billion) of debt.
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The longstanding myth that all or almost all of the industrialized world employs a single payer/government-backed health care system is just not true.
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Hopes for additional fiscal spending loom even as Japan is struggling to rein in a public debt that is the biggest among major industrialized economies.
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They think government undermines healthcare, when the rest of the industrialized world — with lower health spending and better outcomes — serves as rebuttal to that notion.
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The OPEC-led supply curbs have largely cleared an inventory surplus in industrialized countries based on the deal's original goals, and stocks continue to decline.
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But even South Africa - the continent's most industrialized economy but a tiny exporter of steel, aluminum and automobiles to the United States - is facing barriers.
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And at the news conference later, the president said he had discussed Mr. Trump with the leaders of all six of the other industrialized nations.
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Perceived rifts between Gordhan and Zuma have previously rattled markets in Africa's most industrialized economy, which faces the risk of ratings downgrades later this year.
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That would employ legions of blue-collar workers and help increase economic growth, which has been only inching ahead across much of the industrialized world.
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According to Statistics Canada data, Canada sends around just three percent of its exports to Britain, part of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations.
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The resulting 13 audio concoctions wholly reflect those malevolent atmospheres through the prism of T.O.M.B.'s signature murky, industrialized black metal-cum-ambient noise machinations.
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Japan is one of the few industrialized economies that still promotes coal heavily, including technology to reduces carbon emissions from the world's dirtiest fossil fuel.
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Even robot technology is being used to combat the loneliness arising from physical and social isolation for people of all ages in several industrialized countries.
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Conte is set to make his international debut later this week in Canada at the annual gathering of the group of seven major industrialized nations.
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Canada ranks last among 2628 industrialized nations in the ability of a patient to get a same-day or next-day appointment with a doctor.
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The world's largest industrialized democracies, including the US, kicked Russia out of their club in 28, turning what had been the G8 into the G7.
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Organizations and alliances G7 -- Tension with world's largest democracies -- The group of industrialized democracies notably ejected Russia over its forcible annexation of Crimea in 2014.
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The economy of Africa's most industrialized country has struggled in recent years, weighed down by low business and consumer confidence amid political and policy uncertainty.
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Persuading the newly industrialized nations with export-based economies to adopt better labor practices and environmental policies, and to respect human rights, is not enough.
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Supporters of the corporate tax cut argued that our corporate tax rate, far higher than that of other industrialized nations, was harming our international competitiveness.
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"It's about the degradation of your experience in the park," Lund said, noting how things can change when a relatively untouched place becomes semi-industrialized.
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Due to this lack of competition, Americans pay astonishingly high swipe fees: from two to ten times higher than the rest of the industrialized world.
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The immediate task of the new cabinet will be to help Ramaphosa revive Africa's most industrialized economy and preserve its last investment-grade credit rating.
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There's a common misnomer that organic farming, without the aid of synthetic ingredients or GM seeds, simply cannot produce equal yields to their industrialized counterparts.
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"Welcome to the New Dark Ages" puts a dark, entrancing stomp that plays out like de-industrialized Godflesh right in the center of the album.
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Economist Samuel Hammond said Friday that Democratic candidates need to talk more about the decline of the industrialized economy in places like the Rust Belt.
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American workers are less skilled than their peers around the industrialized world, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development's survey of adult skills.
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They were thinking of white, male, property-owning farmers who understood their local environment, knew their neighbors, and didn't live in a highly industrialized society.
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Countries around the world, including the United States, once used versions of that approach, although industrialized countries mostly abandoned it over the last several decades.
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The Gates Foundation's experience highlights the challenges of devising effective family policies, especially in the U.S. — the only industrialized country not to offer paid leave.
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The protests point to the difficulties facing nearly all industrialized countries committed to pulling the world back from the cliff's edge of catastrophic climate change.
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"If we produce meat according to agro-ecological techniques, without resorting to industrialized production, we could have less meat perhaps, but better meat," he added.
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Buenos Aires will be an armored city when world leaders arrive for a meeting of the Group of 1204 industrialized nations that begins on Friday.
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"It's a very big transaction," Trump said, alongside Abe on the sidelines of a summit in France of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations.
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Maybe they should be praising Trump for having the best economy of all the industrialized nations and learning from his rollback of taxes and regulations.
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Bolstered by fuel switching to natural gas in the power sector, the United States has led all major industrialized countries in carbon reductions this century.
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And in the United States and Britain, policy makers are tackling the issue anew, concerned about the effect of industrialized scalping on consumers and artists.
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A 15 percent rate would take the United States from having the highest corporate tax rate among industrialized nations to having one of the lowest.
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"In America, we should join every industrialized country and guarantee health care to all Americans as a right," Sanders told Stephen Colbert last week. 3.
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In a post-industrialized country and era, there are fewer and fewer practical reasons for a family to stay together once its children are grown.
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The United States spends more per person on health care than any other industrialized country, yet our health outcomes, including overall life expectancy, are worse.
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CESP has 6,650 megawatts of generation capacity and is the largest power supplier in the State of Sao Paulo, Brazil's most populous and industrialized state.
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The United States still holds the unenviable title of being the only industrialized country that does not offer all of its citizens paid family leave.
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A 15 percent rate would take the United States from having the highest corporate tax rate among industrialized nations to having one of the lowest.
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The two leaders agreed to work on solutions for excess capacity in world steel markets within the framework of the G20 group of industrialized nations.
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The U.S. is the only industrialized nation in the world without mandated paid parental leave and childcare is one of the biggest expenses for families.
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Government in the United States still spends less than most of its peers across the industrialized world to support the general welfare of its citizens.
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Africa's most industrialized economy faces the risk of being downgraded to junk status owing to weak economic growth after it got a reprieve last year.
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Standard and Poor's, which ranks Africa's most industrialized country just one step above subinvestment grade, is due to make public its rating decision on Friday.
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This is a defining moment – much like when our country created a public education system during the transition from an agrarian to an industrialized society.
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Expanding Medicare is the solution to a broken health care system which costs more, covers fewer people, and has worse outcomes than other industrialized countries.
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The unions have also threatened to shut down the entire aviation industry in Africa's most industrialized nation by extending industrial action beyond state-run airline.
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Ryan said that his goal is to lower the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to at least the average for industrialized countries, 22.5 percent.
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The main reason the debt has been such a non-issue is that inflation in the U.S. and most industrialized countries has stayed persistently low.
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Many poor migrants travel via Mozambique on their way into South Africa, the continent's most industrialized economy, where they usually hope to find better work.
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In the industrialized world, routine Pap smears and other tests have almost entirely eliminated deaths, but in Africa the disease remains among the most deadly.
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Hilt spends most of his time organizing protests and campaigns aimed at informing the people of Denmark about the plight of animals in industrialized farming.
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If you look at where women in the US are at right now, and you look at where women are in other industrialized countries, for the first time since we gained reproductive freedoms in the 1970s — with the legalization of birth control and the legalization of abortion — our participation in the workforce is stagnating and declining, while these other industrialized countries are continuing to climb.
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He said it took almost five years to produce rules for the U.N.'s 1997 Kyoto Protocol, which obliged about 40 industrialized nations to cut emissions.
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Unemployment in Africa's most industrialized economy stands at more than 27 percent and job cuts are a hot political issue ahead of national elections next year.
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State-owned Eskom, which supplies more than 90 percent of the power in Africa's most industrialized economy, cut electricity for a fourth straight day on Wednesday.
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It's no coincidence that the United States has one of the weakest labor movements among major industrialized nations and ranks near the top for income inequality.
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Aviation was excluded from that accord, though the industry produces about 2 percent of carbon dioxide emissions, an amount larger than generated by some industrialized nations.
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According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the U.S. is the only industrialized country that does not require employers to provide paid maternity leave.
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Last week, I blew through a new novella from Robert Jackson Bennett who you might remember as the author of Foundryside, a novel about industrialized magic.
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A spokeswoman for the German Finance Ministry said she was not aware of any crisis talks among members of the G20 industrialized countries on the situation.
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The IEA, which advises industrialized nations on energy policies, said crude stockpiles kept rising last month, pushing floating storage to the highest level in seven years.
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According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the U.S. is the only industrialized country that does not mandate employers to provide paid parental leave.
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Between the lines: The geopolitical fallout could be monumental, as the technology boom has lessened the common interests between oil-producing states and Western industrialized nations.
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Road traffic density, measured by the number of vehicles per kilometer of road, is three times the average among the 36 industrialized countries of the OECD.
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Japan, still suffering the consequences of its "Lost Decade" of economic stagnation, is eyeing a transformation more radical than any the industrialized world has ever seen.
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China's "war on pollution", now in its sixth year, has up to now focused primarily on improving air quality in industrialized cities along the east coast.
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Unlike the typical research subject in psychology studies, they argue, most people in the world are not from Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, and Democratic societies, i.e.
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What is important to note is while the importance of religion has decreased in other Western industrialized nations, the decline has been much slower in America.
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The fragmented consumer health sector is attractive for deals because of aging populations in many industrialized nations, increased interest in health and rising incomes, analysts say.
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We're all negotiating life in a series of industrialized environments, virtual and otherwise, that are increasingly built without our basic emotional and biological needs in mind.
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The real culprits are broader, deeper changes in the labor market in industrialized countries, mostly linked to technology, which have left unskilled workers unable to compete.
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Foreign ministers representing countries in the Group of Seven most industrialized nations condemned Khashoggi's killing on Tuesday and called for the protection of journalists (The Hill).
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The International Energy Agency (IEA), which coordinates the energy policies of industrialized nations, signaled on Friday that markets could become too tight if supply remains restrained.
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"Unless we see more turbulence in emerging markets and industrialized country stock markets, then the outlook for gold is not positive," a Germany-based analyst said.
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But the digital age has given rise to industrialized data mining, content curation, and automated decision-making, all of which undermine democracy and intensify social divisions.
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Trump launched a series of attacks at Trudeau this weekend as he departed a meeting of the Group of Seven (G-7) industrialized nations in Canada.
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At the same time, the average number of animals per USDA organic farm is rising, presumably because of more crowded living conditions and more industrialized methods.
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Dollens campaigned on raising the state income tax by a quarter of a per cent, introducing industrialized hemp to help the rural economy, and funding education.
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Paid family leave proposals have been swirling on Capitol Hill for years, but the U.S. remains the only industrialized nation without a federal paid leave policy.
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In her podcast, Merkel said industrialized countries had a special responsibility to reduce their emission of climate-damaging greenhouse gases, warning that time was running out.
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The Trump administration is also working on a proposal that would tie the amount Medicare pays for drugs to the amount paid by other industrialized countries.
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The leaders of the advanced industrialized democracies of the world are gathered in France this weekend for an annual summit meeting known as the G-7.
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The US has the world's highest rate of gun ownership by civilians, according to research, and the highest rate of gun-related deaths among industrialized countries.
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In October the global lender said it saw Africa's most industrialized economy expanding by 0.8 percent in 2018, down from a prior forecast of 1.5 percent.
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Gradual access, the theory goes, can flower into one of the various program designs that industrialized nations use to provide universal health care to their citizens.
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"Do we, as a nation, join the rest of the industrialized world and guarantee comprehensive health care to every person as a human right?" he asked.
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He added that Trump is planning to attend the summit of the Group of 20 industrialized nations set to take place in Osaka, Japan in June.
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Also, while losses are high in the tropics, tree cover is actually gaining ground in some industrialized countries, though the losses are far outpacing the gains.
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Rates stand at 12.25 percent, down only two percentage points after four consecutive cuts, and still among the highest of any of the G20 industrialized economies.
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But there's another truth: This region is becoming less hospitable to farmers as more-industrialized countries burn loads of fossil fuels like coal, oil and gas.
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WASHINGTON — Foreign ministers from the Group of 7 leading industrialized democracies sparred Wednesday over whether to call out China as the source of the coronavirus pandemic.
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As for its carbon footprint, Mr. Kirima was eager to point out that Kenya's greenhouse gas emissions are a fraction of the levels of industrialized countries.
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One place that came up repeatedly was the hilly region of Charlevoix, which will play host to a meeting of the Group of 7 industrialized nations.
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"Our social safety net is, in general, the weakest of any of the Western industrialized countries because we have these kinds of views," Mr. Rank said.
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In May Trump rejected a statement by fellow leaders of the G7 industrialized economies after a tense gathering ended in acrimony, again over tariffs and trade.
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We had a chance to talk about the Group of 7 meeting of leaders of major industrialized nations, to be held in Charlevoix, Quebec, in June.
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It is illegal in most industrialized nations to pay women less than men for the same job, but men continue to earn significantly higher median salaries.
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The Paris agreement broached this issue only briefly, and industrialized nations have resisted calls to be held legally liable for their role in warming the planet.
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The Senate in 1997 unanimously rejected the Kyoto Protocol because it demanded legally binding emissions cuts from industrialized countries while allowing developing nations to act voluntarily.
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As part-time champions of Europe, the Dutch work an average of 29 hours per week — the lowest of any industrialized nation, according to the OECD.
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A lot of them have to do with the history of business and the advertising of soap, which became highly industrialized in the late 19th century.
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"A significantly lower corporate tax rate will help U.S. companies compete with companies from other industrialized countries and spur long-term economic growth," said Mr. Stephens.
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Congress is appropriately discussing cutting the federal corporate income tax from the highest in the industrialized world at 35 percent to a more respectable 20 percent.
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It is used in an estimated 78 percent of transactions, compared with 20 percent to 25 percent in industrialized countries like Britain and the United States.
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The emphasis on investment stands in marked contrast to the previous focus on reducing oil inventories in the OECD industrialized countries to the five-year average.
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Right now, the United States has no national paid family and medical leave program, making us the only industrialized country without a national plan in place.
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As industrialized cities grew in density, some leaders set aside land, often at the edge of town, as pleasure grounds intended as a public-health benefit.
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Some people see these results as evidence of the failure of foreign aid, and as a reason why industrialized nations should invest less in developing countries.
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It's part of the industrialized sprawl of car dealerships, highways and factories just outside The Hague, the opposite of what most people would call the countryside.
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Even though 28 million Americans remain uninsured and even more are underinsured, we spend far more per capita on health care than any other industrialized nation.
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"The differential between what the U.S. and other industrialized countries pay for prescriptions and for hospital and physician services continues to widen over time," he said.
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YOU KNOW, THEY'RE WAY TOO HIGH WE HAVE THE HIGHEST TAX RATES IN THE CORPORATE TAX RATES, THE HIGHEST CORPORATE TAX RATES IN THE INDUSTRIALIZED WORLD.
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It's an unusual time for a protectionist retreat by the United States as a number of major industrialized countries work on their own free trade pacts.
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Africa's most industrialized economy has also been suffering its most severe blackouts in a decade, as state-owned South African utility Eskom struggles to stay afloat.
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This was a generation of Koreans born, decades after Armistice and the rapid economic growth of the 1960s and 80s, to a stable and industrialized country.
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We have lowered the corporate tax rate to be competitive with other industrialized nations in order to bring jobs and profits back home, where they belong.
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The United States takes its turn in the one-year rotating G7 presidency, with plans to revamp how the group of top industrialized nations is run.
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She met with more than 60 lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to push federal paid leave, something other industrialized nations have offered for decades.
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Over the past seven years, the distinguishing feature of monetary policy in the industrialized economies has been the massive resort to their central banks' printing presses.
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When he's sworn into office in January, Trump becomes the only leader of a major industrialized country to deny the existence of human-caused global warming.
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Most industrialized countries, including the United States, have generally insulated monetary policy from political pressure, believing that such independence helps policymakers deliver low and stable inflation.
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Countries came together in 2015 to craft a new climate agreement that for the first time secured emissions reduction commitments from industrialized and developing nations alike.
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One study found that the Arctic may already be a net source of greenhouse gases, on the scale of a major industrialized nation such as Japan.
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The current rate of 217 deaths per 22015,20133 live births is higher than the national average of 22013 per 210,22015, and worse than most industrialized countries.
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The current rate of 30 deaths per 100,000 live births is higher than the national average of 103 per 100,000, and worse than most industrialized countries.
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The study centered on 64 waste treatment plants across Switzerland and claims to the be the first systematic wastewater survey for trace elements in an industrialized country.
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Speier called it an "embarrassment" that the United States is the only industrialized nation not to have explicit language declaring equal rights for women in its Constitution.
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She created golden sculptures for Tokens, Gold, and Glory at Hap Gallery that indict modern industrialized society for its mistreatment of animals and the disruption of ecosystems.
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Banks benefited from a robust showing by Canada's domestic economy, which has grown at the fastest rate of the G7 group of industrialized nations and strong employment.
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Being in the accord could give the country of 6 million a better chance to ramp up pressure on industrialized nations for more climate action, said experts.
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The unwillingness of policymakers to address Japan's fervent appeals for exchange rate intervention may inadvertently hasten the implementation of "helicopter money" by Japan and other industrialized nations.
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It is considered the result of poverty and segregation that has relegated many blacks and other racial minorities to some of the most industrialized or dilapidated environments.
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After the next war, although Éléonore has become the matriarch and the farm has become industrialized, life and death in this rural enclave are no less brutal.
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OPEC Secretary General Mohammad Barkindo told Reuters that producers were seeking to avoid a build-up in the industrialized world's oil inventories above the five-year average.
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For years, Beijing fought attempts by foreigngovernments to limit carbon emissions, claiming it should be allowed the same space to develop and pollute that industrialized nations had.
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Even if you ate 20153,22015 calories, the amount eaten daily on average by people in the industrialized world, a daily soft drink is 212 percent, not 22.
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The U.S. spent $3 trillion on healthcare in 2014 for results that lag other industrialized nations in areas such as infant mortality and care of chronic disease.
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Germany's move comes amid efforts by the Group of 20 industrialized countries and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OCED) to combat licensing and patent loopholes.
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And in Japan, Obama will participate in his final G7 Summit of industrialized nations and meet with Prime Minister Abe "to further advance the U.S.-Japan alliance."
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The delay means Merkel and Scholz will likely miss Friday's opening of the two-day summit of the Group of 20 industrialized countries, given the long flight.
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If the U.S. economy, a fully industrialized economy, grew at an 8 percent rate, the Federal Reserve would have to step in to prevent it from overheating.
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Tillerson spoke after a meeting of the "likeminded" countries was hastily arranged on the sidelines of the summit of the Group of Seven industrialized economies in Italy.
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It said inventories held by industrialized nations would be eroded by the end of the second quarter, sliding to OPEC's target level of the five-year average.
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Zuma said the Treasury and the central bank were in talks with financial institutions on the possible implications of the Brexit vote on Africa's most industrialized country.
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"Germany has a very open system for highly qualified migration, but was quite closed for medium-qualified," said Thomas Liebig of the OECD group of industrialized nations.
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Researchers from a consortium of UK, US, and world health institutions recently combined 21 forecasting models to predict life expectancy rates in 35 industrialized countries by 2030.
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Rioters looted shops, torched vehicles and placed rocks and other debris across roads on Wednesday, snarling traffic and business in the capital of Africa's most industrialized country.
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The IEA, which coordinates the energy policies of industrialized nations, kept its 2019 oil demand growth forecast unchanged at 1.4 percent, or 1.4 million barrels per day.
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"We have observed the protection environment deteriorate in many parts of the world, including in industrialized countries - in Europe, in the United States, in Australia," Grandi said.
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The High Court decision sets the stage for protracted proceedings covering cases dating back decades in the largest class action suits yet in Africa's most industrialized country.
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A Russia-backed insurgency erupted in Ukraine's industrialized east in 2014 and the bloodshed has continued despite a ceasefire deal brokered by Germany, France, Russia and Ukraine.
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The economy of Africa's most industrialized country has struggled to grow in recent years, weighed down by low business and consumer confidence amid political and policy uncertainty.
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Its air quality was the worst among its industrialized peers in 2017, data from the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) grouping of wealthy nations showed.
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Moreover, as you note, the only Leninist-type regime that reached the status of a newly industrialized economy that China has today was Taiwan in the 21992s.
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The United States is one of only three industrialized nations, along with Argentina and Botswana, that still use low-denomination paper bills rather than high-denomination coins.
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As a result, elderly Americans have historically enjoyed better access to updated specialty care and more rapidly declining severe disability than their counterparts in other industrialized countries.
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But it also spoke to the lower number of female leaders among the industrialized nations that make up the G22011, which began holding leaders summits in 24.
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Binyamin Appelbaum Finance ministers and central bank governors from the Group of 7 leading industrialized nations are scheduled to meet in Sendai, Japan, on Friday and Saturday.
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The happiness gap between parents and nonparents in the United States is significantly larger than the gap found in other industrialized nations, including Great Britain and Australia.
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South Africa's political elite has been involved in a slew of corruption scandals which have eroded the trust of investors and weighed on Africa's most industrialized economy.
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In Shandong, one of China's most industrialized provinces, more than 10,000 companies were fined a total of 100 million yuan ($15 million) by inspectors in August-September.
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In many industrialized nations, bureaucrats fill out tax returns with information the government already collects, and taxpayers only have to review the return to verify the amounts.
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Leaders from the seven leading industrialized nations started two days of talks in Japan today, where they're also expected to discuss fighting terrorism, pandemics and tax evasion.
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In size of government, where most advanced industrialized countries rank poorly, it ranks 86th, trailing only five advanced jurisdictions — Australia, New Zealand, Switzerland, Hong Kong and Singapore.
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Just earlier this month, for example, Trump suggested that Russia should be readmitted to the group of leading industrialized nations from which it was expelled in 2014.
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"The countries that have achieved decoupling have de-industrialized — and that has increased income inequality," Bill Cassidy, a United States senator from Louisiana, said in an interview.
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Some observers think the president will announce his decision about the Paris agreement later this week at the Group of 7 major industrialized nations' summit in Sicily.
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The US ranks last in maternity leave in an analysis of 42 countries by the Organization of Economic Co-operation and Development, a group of industrialized nations.
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Across much of the industrialized world, an outsize share of the winnings have been harvested by people with advanced degrees, stock options and the need for accountants.
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It retains the largest manufacturing share of GDP of any major industrialized country, and trade in industrial goods reached almost 28503 percent of German GDP in 22019.
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Emissions of greenhouse gases from fires alone on the worst days were higher than daily emissions in the United States, which has a far bigger, industrialized economy.
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The investment came two months before Canada became the first industrialized nation to legalize recreational cannabis, a burgeoning industry that many say has potential for massive growth.
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America's international trade deficit has skyrocketed in the past 28500 years, revealing a harsh truth: Most of the world's industrialized powers aren't looking to buy U.S. goods.
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The agency, whose 29 members are wealthy, industrialized countries, was founded in response to the Arab oil embargo in 1973 to coordinate international responses to energy issues.
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Baghdad hopes that will unlock more than $12 billion in additional aid from sources such as the World Bank and the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations.
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The Paris-based IEA, of which the U.S. is a member along with much of the western industrialized world, crunches the numbers to opine on underlying trends.
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Business leaders in Africa's most industrialized economy have consistently expressed their trust in Ramaphosa, leading to stocks hitting a string a record highs earlier in the year.
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Before the German court's ruling on Tuesday, officials in highly industrialized Milan, in northern Italy, had already announced plans to make the city diesel free by 2030.
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"Ideally, where we should be going is to join the rest of the industrialized world and guarantee health care to all people as a right," Sanders said.
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Unemployment might be lower than in many other industrialized nations, but the employment rate for prime-age workers has been on a downward trend for 15 years.
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The US is the only industrialized country that doesn't guarantee paid leave to the parent of a newborn, for instance, which makes having a baby especially precarious.
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Across much of the industrialized world, an outsize share of the winnings has been harvested by people with advanced degrees, stock options and the need for accountants.
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Ms. Merkel, who finally took the oath of office Wednesday along with her cabinet, faces the same political quandary afflicting many industrialized nations, including the United States.
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One scene at the very beginning of the gathering of presidents and prime ministers of the biggest industrialized nations set the mood for facing the brash Trump.
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And America still has the laxest gun laws in the industrialized world, along with way more guns — and way more gun violence — than any other developed nation.
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Remarkably, given the stakes involved, the two sides plan no other formal meetings during this gathering of the Group of 20 industrialized nations that begins on Friday.
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All American students could benefit from more drilling: In the international PISA test, the United States ranks near the bottom among the 35 industrialized nations in math.
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" Conti added that the US is one of few industrialized nations that does not have a standardized national policy for sick leave, an oversight she called "deplorable.
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Trudeau spoke shortly after Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau took part in a call about the virus with counterparts from the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations.
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Perhaps the United States is becoming more like the rest of the industrialized world, where declining birthrates are correlated with a lack of support for working mothers.
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Indeed, nine out of 10 American babies don't harbor this bacterium in their gut, while researchers suspect that the majority of infants in less industrialized countries do.
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Spa culture — defined by its intentional architecture, geographical remove and somnambulistic ambience — was experienced in direct opposition to the rapid-paced, sick-making atmosphere of industrialized Europe.
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Now Mr. Trudeau's country holds the rotating presidency of the Group of 7 industrialized nations, and gender equality has become one of the organization's top priorities, too.
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That certainly seems to be the case of the European Union, a huge economic system accounting for nearly one-third of the industrialized world's combined economic output.
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The international gap for women might be partly explained by the "care chasm" — the lack of comprehensive family support policies that are common in other industrialized countries.
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He added that most commonly, this comprises of less wealthy Chinese crossing the border for a day trip, often seeking nostalgia for China's own, pre-industrialized past.
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The United States already spends significantly more on drugs than any other country -- over twice as much as the average of the 19 major other industrialized countries.
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Italy's health minister, Roberto Speranza, said that his counterparts from the Group of 7 industrialized nations planned to further discuss the coronavirus in a telephone conference call.
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But Trump earlier this month called for Russia to be reinstated to the group of leading industrialized nations, now known as the Group of Seven (G-7).
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