It normally affects only the poorest people in the poorest countries.
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Pre-industrial fertility rates persist only in the poorest parts of the poorest countries.
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The centerpiece of the 1968 campaign was a mule-cart procession of people from Marks, Mississippi, the poorest town in the poorest county of the poorest state in the country.
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It remains the world's fourth- or fifth-poorest country, and the poorest one with a solid government.
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Overwhelmingly, slaves come from the poorest, most stigmatized and most marginalized communities in the poorest countries in the world.
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Transnistria is also one of the poorest parts of Moldova, which is one of the poorest countries in Europe.
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Across the United States, schools in the poorest areas also tend to be the schools with the poorest attendance rates.
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They are considered the poorest of the poorest, as they are like vagabonds constantly moving from one place to another.
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How did the poorest country in the Arab world and now one of the poorest on earth reach this nadir?
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Bolivia was one of the poorest countries in the world, and its majority-native population were the poorest of the poor.
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Mott Haven — where the Bronx location is proposed — is the poorest neighborhood in the Bronx, one of the poorest in NYC.
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EL CANTRI is a cheeky name for a housing project built for the poorest people in Jujuy, one of Argentina's poorest provinces.
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The poorest region of the poorest country in this hemisphere of the world now has a 300-bed hospital because of their efforts.
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And while the country has been experiencing a bit of growth lately, Ukraine is still among Europe's poorest — if not the poorest — countries.
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And while the country has been experiencing a bit of growth lately, Ukraine is still among Europe's poorest — if not the poorest — countries.
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I entered as one of the poorest men in Congress, left one of the poorest men in government, in Congress, and as vice president.
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But because birth rates are so high in the poorest parts of the world's poorest countries, poverty and sickness are that much harder to eradicate.
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In what is still among the poorest parts of one of America's poorest states, shops, warehouses and even some of those superabundant churches are shuttered.
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This demographic catastrophe, concentrated in the countryside, finds its cruellest expression in Bulgaria's neglected north-west, the poorest region of the poorest country in the European Union.
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When the Soviet Union collapsed, nowhere was hit harder than the Pamirs, the poorest and most isolated region of the poorest country in the former Eastern Bloc.
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He suggests rolling out a program that gives cash payments to the poorest 10 percent of the country first and then to 40 percent of the poorest people.
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ON A brisk early-autumn morning in Welch, seat of the poorest county in America's third-poorest state, four young men methodically demolish an old car-parts factory.
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The poorest part of America's poorest state, the Delta is a place where many people multi-task to get by; but, even here, Mr Luckett's versatility stands out.
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You found that the richest American men live 15 years longer than the poorest men, and the richest American women live 10 years longer than the poorest women.
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Vancouver's Downtown Eastside is one of the poorest neighborhoods in Canada — if not the poorest — with mental illness, homelessness, crime and drug dependency mingling together in one place.
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But the Bronx remains the poorest county in the state, and one of the poorest in the United States, and it is often left in the cold by retailers.
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Like much of rural Appalachia, Hancock—one of the poorest counties in the nation, and the second-poorest in Tennessee—relies on federal funding for even the most basic services.
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The pension cut was aimed at stopping the widening deficit in a country already ranked the poorest in Central America and the second-poorest in the western hemisphere after Haiti.
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In the poorest neighborhoods there were Cellino & Barnes billboards.
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In 2011, a United Nations investigator visited Tulare County, called it "the poorest" (actually the second-poorest) "county in California," and singled out the lack of safe drinking water in many communities.
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THE region of Badakhshan, which covers most of the eastern half of Tajikistan but hosts barely 3% of its population, is probably the poorest bit of the former Soviet Union's poorest country.
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Look at the graph above, which ranks countries from richest to poorest: There is a fairly clear pattern by which the poorest countries spend the lowest percentage of GDP on social services.
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However, it was located in one of the poorest areas in a country ranked among the world&aposs poorest, and black Mozambicans were excluded from meaningful involvement, according to warden Pedro Estevao Muagura.
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Uncertainty around economic projections is highest in the poorest counties.
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But let's not lose sight of the country's poorest fathers.
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Local air quality is among the poorest in the capital.
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Even the landscape of Bulgaria, one of the poorest and
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North Korea is one of the poorest countries on Earth.
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The gap between the richest and the poorest is widening.
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The poorest natives were supposed to be suffering most grievously.
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Memphis is the poorest large metropolitan area in the country.
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True, the poorest may have benefited from the associated growth.
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It remains one of the poorest countries in the world.
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The country remains one of the poorest in the Americas.
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The future of the poorest pupils depends on government policy.
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Kyrgyzstan is one of the poorest countries in the region.
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This is the resource we use for the poorest countries.
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They believed it benefited the poorest Missouri taxpayers the most.
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The IDA is the bank's fund for the poorest countries.
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The poorest should in time be compensated through direct payments.
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The stakes are high for one of Europe's poorest countries.
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The world's poorest children are concentrated in rural areas (81%).
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In one of Mexico's poorest regions, they have deepened inequality.
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But Satyarthi said his action would hit the poorest hardest.
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Go deeper: Why climate change hits the poorest countries hardest.
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They aren't talking about the poorest, about queers, women, Arabs.
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North Korea is one of the poorest countries in Asia.
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Malawi is one of the poorest countries in the world.
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Harlan is one of the poorest counties in the nation.
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In 2015, Tolyatti was ranked as Russia's poorest large city.
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Tse lives in Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong's poorest neighborhood.
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Kelantan is one of Malaysia's poorest and most conservative states.
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The poorest rural counties are predominantly in the South (75%).
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Take, for example, the case of Mississippi, America's poorest state.
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The rest is burned or traded by the world's poorest.
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The poorest students already have some forms of financial aid.
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Today, the neighborhood is among the poorest in the city.
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And they are only slightly richer than the poorest Brits.
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Arkansas is one the poorest states in the United States.
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I was easily one of the poorest kids on campus.
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Indeed, among the poorest Americans this approach has increased hardship.
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The US has been the largest bilateral funder of reproductive health and family planning services across the world, and the new executive order will hit the poorest women, in the poorest countries, the hardest.
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Last month, a Lancet report quantified the survival gap between the richest and the poorest Americans and found that the wealthiest 1 percent live ten to 15 years longer than the poorest 1 percent.
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Last month, a Lancet report quantified the survival gap between the richest and the poorest Americans and found that the wealthiest 227 percent live ten to 274 years longer than the poorest 1 percent.
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While trial delays are a problem in many New York courts, none are remotely as bad as in the Bronx — the poorest of New York City's five boroughs and the poorest county in the state.
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SOUTH AMERICA'S only English-speaking country is one of its poorest.
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Sceptics may wonder whether the poorest places have the necessary infrastructure.
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More expensive food, especially rice, is hardest on the poorest Filipinos.
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Those cities' poorest neighborhoods are hit especially hard by gun violence.
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If we fail, the poorest among us will suffer the most.
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The increase in insolvencies has been concentrated in Britain's poorest parts.
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Assigned to run Xerox Puerto Rico, the company's poorest-performing region.
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So goes the provision of public services in Nairobi's poorest districts.
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It is the second-poorest of France's five overseas departments (DOMs).
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Many in the poorest areas lack access to a decent education.
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More than 100,000 also came from Haiti, the Americas' poorest country.
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The richest-poorest life expectancy gap for men is 15 years.
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The rising utility costs would again hurt the poorest the most.
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The remittances they send home enrich some of Mexico's poorest places.
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There are better ways of raising the incomes of Britain's poorest.
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It was the poorest showing since a flat reading in March.
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By contrast, Ukraine is the second-poorest country on the continent.
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It's a messy, complicated system that leaves out the very poorest.
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They remain one of the country's poorest and most neglected groups.
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That has meant the poorest, landless South Africans continue to suffer.
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The mountainous region is one of China's poorest provinces (see map).
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THEFT AND MURDER Madagascar is one of the world's poorest countries.
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The Congress party promises cash payments for the poorest 50m households.
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They are easier (and therefore cheaper) to spot than the poorest.
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New Mexico is one of the poorest states in the country.
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Even in 1960 Bavaria was the poorest part of West Germany.
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Interacting with nature is often something the poorest depend on most.
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The poorest two-fifths of Thais have seen their incomes drop.
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This affects some of the poorest, disadvantaged people in our community.
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Yet the country remains one of the poorest in the world.
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The poorest Americans earning less than $15,000 were the most angry.
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The impacts will be global, with the poorest countries hit hardest.
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WHAT duty does a rich society have to its poorest members?
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Hancock County remains one of Tennessee's poorest and among the nation's.
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The nation of some 30 million is the Arabian peninsula's poorest.
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It is arbitrary and largely applied to the poorest among us.
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The naira is now this year's poorest-performing currency in Africa.
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" "We were bullies in one of the poorest countries on Earth.
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These children are the poorest of the poor — the persistently disadvantaged.
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The militants target some of the poorest people on the planet.
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That still leaves him among the poorest members of the Senate.
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It will transform the lives of millions of the poorest families.
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This is a drug that targets the poorest of the poor.
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Growing up, I was one of the poorest kids in town.
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"The biggest recipients tend to be the poorest tribes," he said.
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Among the poorest countries, this figure falls to one in 27.
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Auto stocks were among the poorest performing sectors, down 1.47 percent.
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"It's one of the poorest cities in the country," he added.
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For some of his poorest constituents, this consultation came too late.
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Bribery is rife in one of the poorest countries in Europe.
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Some in the city's poorest areas want him to go further.
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The poorest 20 percent receive just 4 percent of pension subsidies.
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But it would screw over millions of the world's poorest people.
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It puts him on the same side as his poorest voters.
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"This is not just the poorest of the poor," Klein says.
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"Look, I come from the poorest neighborhood of all," he said.
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In Allendale County, one of the poorest places in the U.S.,
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West Virginia has long been one of the poorest U.S. states.
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District 12 is the poorest of all the nation's remaining districts.
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Meanwhile, less than half of poorest Americans reported this same satisfaction.
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The fighting has shattered what was already the region's poorest country.
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Nicaragua has become one of the poorest countries in the hemisphere.
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The area is in one of the poorest provinces in China.
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Newborn death rates remain stubbornly high in the world's poorest countries.
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My poorest days involved food banks, others involve homelessness and worse.
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It is one of the poorest cities in the United States.
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More than 100 million of the world's poorest live this way.
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At the same time, the Bronx remains New York's poorest borough.
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Oil and gas was the poorest performer, closing 0.6 percent lower.
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Risk/reward is the poorest it has been in 3 years.
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Oil wells dot some of the poorest areas of the state.
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These inequities have resulted in quite shocking outcomes for America's poorest.
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The neighboring communities, which are among the poorest in the state.
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You can debate why the poorest voters aren't supporting Sanders wholeheartedly.
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Ayushman Bharat, meaning Long-Life India, aims to install a safety-net for the poorest half-billion of India's 1.3bn citizens, which is to say, for a big portion of the poorest people in the world.
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The Tax Foundation concluded Rubio's plan would raise incomes of the poorest 24.1 percent of tax filers by 210 percent, while CTJ found it would increase incomes for the poorest fifth of filers by 24.1 percent.
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The government has begun its "citizens' income" scheme for the poorest households.
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And not all of that $1,400 is available to the poorest families.
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When I was small, I was the poorest one in the family.
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Donald Trump takes MA and AL. Fifth-richest state and fifth-poorest.
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This neighbourhood, Concorde, is officially classified as the sixth-poorest in France.
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The government itself will invest $8bn in the Araucanía region, Chile's poorest.
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The conflict has devastated the economy of the poorest Arabian Peninsula nation.
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Informality is a wise last resort for many of the world's poorest.
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Hence his preoccupation with the poorest Mexicans, says Lorenzo Meyer, a historian.
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The country is often considered one of the poorest in the world.
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In absolute terms, the poorest have not in fact done too badly.
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Coal generates hundreds of thousands of jobs, many in the poorest states.
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In Singapore, Japan and Estonia nearly half of the poorest pupils do.
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Extra money helps the poorest buyers pay their out-of-pocket costs.
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He also fumbled in Denver's poorest offensive showing of the young season.
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America's safety net is particularly frayed for children in the poorest families.
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Green shoots Niger is one of the poorest countries in the world.
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Cutting help to the world's poorest people while fattening his own wallet.
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It was the poorest shooting game by a Portland opponent all season.
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Ms. Nixon declared her candidacy in Brownsville, one of Brooklyn's poorest neighborhoods.
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Hospitals with the poorest performance often make the most money per child.
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We are one of the poorest countries when it comes to water.
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They will certainly increase wages for some of the poorest working families.
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"I grew up in the poorest part of Santa Barbara," Perry said.
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They say Bulgaria, the EU's poorest member, does not meet all criteria .
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One of Mexico's poorest states, Oaxaca is often plagued by natural disaster.
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In Limpopo, the poorest province in South Africa, that falls to 4%.
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It was Miami's lowest-scoring and poorest-shooting game of the season.
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It is also the least educated state and one of the poorest.
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For the poorest, the only paths to comfort are crime or departure.
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Peace must be established in the poorest regions most affected by violence.
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The Old City was home to Mosul's richest history and poorest residents.
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It also pledged annual handouts of 72,000 rupees to India's poorest families.
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Our reddest region, the South, has long been the poorest part, too.
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The poorest Americans spend 22 percent of their household budgets on energy.
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"It's because Pablo helped the poorest people of this country," he replied.
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It's not a mistake that poorest people in Canada are often indigenous.
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So far none of this has helped the poorest of the poor.
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Technology was the poorest performing sector, ending Monday's trade down 0.23 percent.
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Despite some improvements, the poorest of the poor are not better off.
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But it is also one of the poorest areas on the list.
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Hough and Central, however, remain two of the poorest neighborhoods in Ohio.
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His father was a government employee in one of India's poorest state.
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The government gives students meals, books and, to the poorest, free education.
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When it became independent it was one of the world's poorest countries.
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Such advocacy encourages vigilante policing and discriminates against the city's poorest populations.
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Prosecutors said Holtzclaw targeted victims in one of Oklahoma City's poorest neighborhoods.
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Meanwhile, the incomes of the poorest half of humanity remain virtually unchanged.
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The poorest half saw no increase at all, the report also found.
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There are proven approaches that dramatically improve learning for the poorest children.
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Today, wealth inequality between the world's richest and poorest continues to grow.
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But she spends most of her time in the city's poorest areas.
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Yet Karoui also has great support in some of Tunisia's poorest areas.
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The Anne brothers' sparsely populated region is among the poorest in Senegal.
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" He says that "even the poorest can be made to see this.
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Doing so will be difficult, especially for those in the poorest countries.
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Yemen is among the poorest of nations at the best of times.
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For the poorest Venezuelans with no access to dollars, life is harder.
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That is almost 10 times that of the poorest, Senegal, at $5,950.
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Mississippi and West Virginia are among the poorest states in the nation.
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He spoke with longing for the days when he traveled through Bolivia with the power to oversee the building of public projects for Bolivia's Indigenous communities, the poorest people in one of the poorest countries in South America.
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One female renter in seventeen from the city's poorest black neighborhoods was evicted through the court system each year, twice the number for men from the same neighborhoods, and nine times that for women from the poorest white areas.
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It was the poorest showing since spending had fallen 0.1 percent in February.
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Baluchistan has rich mineral and natural gas reserves but remains Pakistan's poorest province.
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And then here, the Christmas programs are all geared for the poorest ones.
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The outbreak sparked a nationwide conversation about how the country treats its poorest.
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The ACA is largely relegated now to the poorest and/or sickest consumers.
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Worse, 27% of the poorest fifth of the population are denied their due.
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It has eased the burden of social-security payments for its poorest citizens.
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This is bad news for what is by some measures Europe's poorest country.
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In any case, many of the poorest Britons do not work at all.
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And the devastating threat of climate change looms, hitting the poorest the hardest.
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Braddock's poorest section abuts the steel mill, the railroad and the Monongahela River.
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Very few of them, however, stayed in Bulgaria, the European Union's poorest state.
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Take West Virginia, one of the poorest (and whitest) states in the country.
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And then there is poor Yemen, the poorest country in the Arab world.
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The hospital operates in the second-poorest large metropolitan area in the nation.
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Illiterate women, often from society's poorest segments, have little choice but to work.
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BRAC discovered that the poorest people were more willing to listen to experts.
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Some people are even choosing to stay in Brazil's poorest areas — the favelas.
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More than 14m of them have been handed out to the poorest Thais.
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Higher fuel prices bother the poorest and expensive housing irks the middle class.
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Nor, India aside, are they where many of the world's poorest people live.
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He is from Biraul, a village in Bihar, one of India's poorest states.
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It'll crush the dreams of the poorest Americans and disproportionately harm minority communities.
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The city can afford to extend that benefit to the poorest New Yorkers.
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A continued escalation would risk a major economic impact... hitting the poorest hardest.
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Later, it was on to India to serve the poorest of the poor.
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Nowadays only a handful of Africa's poorest countries are without big-name hotels.
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In the Arab world's poorest state, war has cut incomes by almost half.
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Muskogee, Oklahoma is one of the poorest towns in America, so I'm told.
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This group includes over 8m bachelors in rural areas, often among the poorest.
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That would effectively increase the tax refunds of the poorest families with children.
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Overall, the poorest states are clustered in the Rust Belt and Deep South.
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Normally, Alberta's poorest air quality ranking is 10, with 1 being the cleanest.
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The food and beverages sector was the poorest performer, down approximately 266.17 percent.
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The CPG is the biggest employer in Gafsa, one of Tunisia's poorest areas.
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Air quality is usually poorest in Delhi's winter months of December and January.
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The United States' wealth gap is hurting more than just the poorest Americans.
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Poorest prefecture Urasaki, too, knows the uglier side of the US military presence.
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The oldest, sickest and poorest among us will provide the financing for it.
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Hyde restrictions unfairly target the poorest women who rely on federally funded healthcare.
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The border region contains some of the poorest areas in the United States.
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Bulgaria, which joined the European Union in 2007, remains its poorest member state.
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"That is the poorest paying job a woman can hold," Paley wrote later.
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That's one of the richest power conference programs against one of the poorest.
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Go deeper: The world's fastest growing economy, in one of its poorest nations
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She looks at the challenges educators face in reaching the nation's poorest children.
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It is now the second-poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, behind Haiti.
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Yemen, the region's poorest nation even before the war, now faces potential famine.
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The world's poorest countries, in particular, are ill-equipped to handle this disruption.
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The poorest marks go to those who are strongly loyal to a worldview.
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Madagascar is the world's fourth largest island and one of its poorest countries.
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Many were already the poorest of the poor when the waters began rising.
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Odisha is one of India's poorest states, home to around 46 million people.
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And they found a gaping divide in longevity between America's richest and poorest.
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But these communities are also among Oklahoma's poorest, most sparsely populated and isolated.
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Following the 2008 financial crisis, many banks pulled back from their poorest customers.
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It's the poorest country in Europe, with per capita G.D.P. barely exceeding Sudan's.
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He initially inspired hope among South Africa's poorest before coming to symbolize corruption.
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Millennials are often labeled the poorest, most financially burdened generation in modern times.
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Puerto Rico has half the per capita income of America's poorest state, Mississippi.
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It found fewer (20%) of the world's poorest boys had never attended school.
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It encompasses some of the state's wealthiest communities, and some of its poorest.
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India's poorest residents have no choice but to sleep outside in the fog.
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The war has exacerbated hunger and disease in Yemen, the region's poorest country.
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The wealthiest regions of the country have pulled further away from the poorest.
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The poorest sleepers, about 2 percent of the group, scored 0 or 1.
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This stretch of the Bronx is one of the country's poorest congressional districts.
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Political violence is not unknown in Bolivia, one of South America's poorest countries.
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Many of the city's poorest areas have few kiosks, or none at all.
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America's poorest workers are starting to say "I Have a Dream" once again.
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Rent can consume as much as half the income of the poorest residents.
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The county's depressed earnings meant only the poorest would qualify to live there.
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It's simply unjust that the world's poorest people pay the most for electricity.
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Mobile phones are most powerful in the hands of the world's poorest women.
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Now, Liberia is among the world's poorest countries, according to the World Bank.
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Some of the poorest Americans, of course, do not even have air conditioning.
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"We, too, are people!" shouted women, blacks, immigrants, the poorest of the poor.
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Residents of the poorest states continue to back policies that make them poorer.
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On the horizontal axis we see the income of the poorest 10 percent.
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Well, if we're doing so well, why are we the second-poorest state?
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It has long been considered endemic to Yemen, the Arab world's poorest country.
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It's that in the poorest parts of the world, it hasn't been tried.
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" A sad stat: "In the U.S., ... the richest 1 percent of American women by income live more than 10 years longer than the poorest 1 percent ... For men, the gap between the richest and poorest Americans is almost 15 years.
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But the law needs to be changed to help the poorest of the poor.
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"He came from truly some of the poorest streets in the world," says Jakubowicz.
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These are some of the poorest nations in Asia, and they need to develop.
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Again, you see the sharpest declines in uninsured rates are among the poorest Americans.
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It would give Rs. 72,000 ($1,000) a year to the poorest 20% of households.
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And for that reason, I was also, demonstratively, the poorest kid in my school.
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The states affected are located in some of Mexico's poorest and least developed regions.
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Ultimately, the poorest parents who need benefits the most usually lack access to them.
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But these poorest people have much stronger moral claims to some of this wealth.
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The poorest 24 percent of households have an adjusted gross income of about $2000,21.
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About 2,73 of the poorest have stayed in Pacaraima, pitching tents in the streets.
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That was the second poorest result since it introduced the retail bond in 2012.
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The gap between Britain's richest and poorest parts is perhaps the biggest in Europe.
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The economic safety net for the poorest, however, remains perilously thin by international standards.
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The world's poorest people cannot afford to travel to the West or the Gulf.
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" -- In New Hampshire's poorest city, there are few indications of Trump's "blue-collar boom.
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With each passing day, the shutdown threatens the livelihoods of the poorest Americans more.
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Brexit might lead to a destabilizing financial crisis that will hit the poorest hardest.
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The poorest buyers would pay no more than 2% of their income for insurance.
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Somalis are among the poorest in Britain, so price hikes may be particularly offputting.
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But understanding what's happening in the poorest corners of white America is certainly instructive.
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The poorest get some hard-to-measure benefits in addition to higher hourly pay.
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Louisiana is the third-poorest state in the nation, according to U.S. Census data.
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The effects of income on brain structure were especially pronounced in the poorest children.
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For the poorest and the richest, says Mrs Firoze, divorce was never that unusual.
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They have a distinct language and culture, and are among the poorest in China.
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And that gap now in our richest schools and our poorest schools under Gov.
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But for many illnesses that afflict the world's poorest people, future funding is uncertain.
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The north-east and Wales are some of the poorest regions in northern Europe.
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It is more generous to the poorest and oldest pensioners and to rural workers.
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But experts say the political rappers have a particular following among France's poorest youth.
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In the poorest places, malaria is both a cause and a consequence of poverty.
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Ireland also bars commercial planting on the poorest soils, where young trees would struggle.
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But Democrats and advocacy groups criticized it as an attack on the nation's poorest.
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Alabama's anti-abortion law is designed to hurt the weakest and poorest amongst us.
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It will be the second poorest country after Ethiopia to tap global borrowing markets.
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Rossello had said the cuts would be structured to protect the island's poorest pensioners.
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That influx has affected housing, health and education services in Brazil's poorest state capital.
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A brighter future for America must mean a better future for our poorest kids.
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This is the change that would have yielded bigger benefits for the poorest people.
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Children in some of the world's poorest corners losing their vaccinations and malaria medicine.
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Bulgaria is the European Union's poorest but also one of its least indebted members.
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Rwanda is one of the world's poorest countries, and infant mortality rates remain high.
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I'm fascinated by this because it enables unprecedented access to the world's poorest people.
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I certainly don't trust myself to know what the world's poorest people need most.
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Regional aid alliances ensure we are not alone in developing a region's poorest countries.
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"The Emergency Fund helps the poorest and most marginalized students on campus," she continued.
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The European Union says most of its aid goes to the world's poorest countries.
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That has lifted it from among the world's poorest countries to middle-income status.
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For the very poorest farmers, even a cheap drone will be beyond their budget.
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"They are the poorest of the poor, making $21 a year maximum," said Andheria.
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But of this area's ten poorest regions, the U.K. accounts for a remarkable nine.
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On the contrary, it creates jobs in some of the poorest places on earth.
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This will hit the poorest hardest—and relatively harder than during the last parliament.
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Sending aid to our poorest districts is a policy proposal that transcends party lines.
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When policing is reduced, crime is increased, and our poorest citizens suffer the most.
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In Tulsa, for example, enforcement of drug laws is concentrated in the poorest neighborhoods.
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Wages rise on average by 25% in two years and the poorest gain most.
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"There are pictures of me with the poorest excuse for a goatee," says Scott.
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In Cork's poorest neighborhoods, austerity has meant layoffs, economic uncertainty and often little support.
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Schools serving the poorest children are concentrated in 30 of the state's 169 municipalities.
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Washington also preferred that taxpayer money go to the poorest countries, the official added.
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But there must be some way not to shift costs onto Harvard's poorest workers.
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North Korea's GDP per capita places it among the poorest countries in the world.
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Unicef will buy about 450 million doses for 80 of the world's poorest countries.
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Most deaths are among babies and young children in the poorest parts of Africa.
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The harm inflicted on the poorest and most vulnerable women is substantial and immediate.
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Widespread belief in witchcraft pervades Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world.
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Brownsville, the poorest city in the country, has long felt forgotten by Washington politics.
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That's as much as the poorest half of the world, or 27 billion people.
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The areas are still home to some of the poorest people in the country.
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So the poorest New Yorkers have little alternative but to stay put and wait.
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The staff is passionate, the benefit to patients in the city's poorest borough visible.
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What they found was a startling divide in longevity between America's richest and poorest.
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The years since have left Somalia one of the poorest and most desperate nations.
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Hempstead and Roosevelt are among the poorest and most segregated districts in Nassau County.
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There is no comparable OECD data for Romania, the poorest of the eastern trio.
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Initially Mr. Zuma's presidency inspired hope in millions of South Africans, especially the poorest.
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The alternative to such expense would be limiting the payments to the poorest people.
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After the 2018 election, the poorest districts were evenly split between the two parties.
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To the north, Golborne ranks as one of the two poorest wards in London.
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Is an opera what Burkina Faso, one of the world's poorest countries, needs most?
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Conversely, spending decreased by 3.7 percent over the same period for the poorest quintile.
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Thousands of families, many from the poorest areas of Beira, have lost their homes.
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What would a model of investment focused on the world's poorest citizens, look like?
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Within all countries, the poorest women and children continue to die at higher rates.
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The poorest families simply couldn't afford the tuition and additional payments that Bridge required.
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These would be ways of alleviating the stress in some of the poorest households.
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Some of the poorest teachers in America were also there as the lawmakers voted.
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Congo is rich in minerals but is also one of the world's poorest countries.
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North Philadelphia, where Temple is based, is among the poorest neighborhoods in the nation.
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The truth is that the greatest burden is currently borne in the poorest countries.
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Shekhar also planned to build communal toilets in some of the poorest riverside villages.
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Sierra Leone is one of Africa's poorest countries and its public hospitals lack equipment.
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Investing in the world's poorest people makes all of us healthier and more secure.
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Around the world, thousands of women struggle to give birth in the poorest countries.
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The Panthers, representing one of the poorest towns, might be the best in America.
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Kraft Heinz Co has been the S&P 500's poorest performer since Dec.
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This May, an article in USA Today declared the town the poorest in Louisiana.
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Worse yet, it could have drastic effects on the poorest people in the world.
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The VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF closed down 288 percent, its poorest showing since Feb.
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In the poorest parts of the world, women often live and die totally unrecorded.
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Antibiotic resistance is a growing global crisis that will hit world's poorest people hardest.
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Specialty stores and apparel and luxury goods were also among the 10 poorest performers.
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Frustration with China roils the scruffy town of Kyaukpyu, among the poorest in Myanmar.
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Increase the Child Tax Credit for the poorest families and make it fully refundable.
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Growing up in some of Atlanta's poorest communities, 21 Savage had a troubled childhood.
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After factoring for costs of living, California is the poorest state in the union.
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The war has exacerbated hunger and disease in Yemen, the Arabian Peninsula's poorest country.
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Nineteen out of 23 of the poorest nations in the world are in Africa.
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Of the 54 African countries, about 19 are represented on the world's poorest list.
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When Fetterman took office, Braddock was one of the poorest towns in the state.
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For the year, the index fell 22018 percent, its poorest showing in a decade.
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Ethiopia starts out 20 years ago as one of the very, very poorest countries.
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These are the poorest and most vulnerable people who'll lose insurance under the bill.
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The poorest states -- mostly in the south, according to the study -- consistently score the worst.
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The 15th Congressional District, which includes the area, is the poorest in the United States.
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It takes a long time for innovations to trickle down to the country's poorest households.
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The poorest person in Kuwait they live like kings, and yet they are not paying.
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The attacker was 25 and from Ettadamen, one of the largest, poorest suburbs of Tunis.
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"We acknowledge that Philly is one of the poorest cities in the nation," Khandelwal said.
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But there is a chasm between the richest 10% and poorest 10% of its population.
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At the other end, the retail and food services sectors offered the poorest benefits packages.
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That means shortages and massive price hikes, with the poorest Britons probably the worst off.
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Currently, the richest 400 Americans control about as much wealth as the poorest 150 million.
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Among men born in the poorest income quartile in 1958, 31% remained there as adults.
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Under the A.C.A., the poorest Americans are covered by Medicaid, so private premiums don't matter.
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Now the poorest counties are on the southern coast, including Los Angeles and Orange Counties.
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And then even the poorest families will eventually just not move into a school district.
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Nghe An and Ha Tinh, two of Vietnam's poorest provinces, supply much of the trade.
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Anti-poverty activists argued that it erected obstacles between the poorest and their rightful benefits.
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Provisions for the poorest look meagre compared with social-housing programmes in America or Britain.
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Mr Moïse grew up in Haiti's poorest region, and ran a banana plantation until 20163.
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Public health is always at the centre when the poorest countries start to get richer.
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The Arab world's poorest country is suffering terribly, but achieving a lasting deal remains difficult.
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Madagascar is one of the poorest countries in the world, according to the World Bank.
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That sent the nonferrous metal sector the poorest performer on the board, down 2.0 percent.
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The banking sector was also one of the poorest performers on Wednesday, falling 27.1 percent.
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The tribal area where they met their fate is one of the poorest in India.
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The blocks with internet service below 3 Mbps constitute some of the cities' poorest areas.
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It is the region's poorest country but has its lowest rate of births among teens.
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The surrounding region of Emilia-Romagna was once among the poorest in Europe, he recalls.
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Most victims are children under five living in the poorest parts of sub-Saharan Africa.
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Africa's poorest, however, are more worried about health and water supply than unemployment or education.
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And as I have seen among many of Latin America's poorest people, there is resourcefulness.
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In 2016, productivity failed to grow at all, marking the poorest performance in 35 years.
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The poorest Americans would be getting a tax break and not the top one percent.
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"Changes in weather exacerbate and worsen the situation, especially among the poorest populations," he said.
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And children are still the poorest demographic, with 19.7 percent living under the poverty line.
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The result is that the poorest Americans would still be left at a major disadvantage.
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And the impact of rising inflation threatens to be felt beyond the country's poorest families.
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There was "Easterhouse modernisation", a focus on the poorest, named after a Glasgow housing estate.
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Go deeper: Ethiopia is the world's fastest growing economy, in one of its poorest nations
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It is failing the poorest in society and may be at risk from technological upheaval.
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Full-year growth of 6.9 percent was China's poorest in a quarter of a century.
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The report is based on findings from Alston's tour through some of America's poorest communities.
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The wealthiest Americans own 4.7 products per household compared with just one for the poorest.
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The glasses cost as little as $2000 and are provided free for the poorest 242%.
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Colebrook occupies Coös County, the poorest, least populated, and least healthy county in New Hampshire.
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Thursday's profit announcement marks Mazda's poorest first-quarter operating performance since the June 2012 quarter.
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Ethiopia is among the poorest countries in the world, and also suffers from recurring famine.
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On a much wider scale, the food program's cards also go to the poorest Lebanese.
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But that still means these grants will reach only half of the very poorest refugees.
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Delta Amacuro is among Venezuela's poorest states and communication is generally difficult in the area.
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Consider what will happen to the poorest Americans if we do not build this housing.
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She has pledged to fight tax evasion and cut income taxes for the poorest workers.
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And this bill really was a bill that scapegoated the poorest people in this country.
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Traditionally among the poorest paid of the workforce, carers are an ever more scarce resource.
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They had gone to some of the poorest areas to build houses for the needy.
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However, there will only be universal primary completion for the region's poorest girls by 2086.
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In Myanmar's poorest neighborhoods, 85% of households borrow money from loan sharks just to survive.
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It's why the poorest of the poor, around the world, are old women of color.
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The problem is the hugely disproportionate burden placed on Okinawa, the poorest of Japan's prefectures.
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The hospital is located in Brownsville, one of the poorest neighborhoods in New York City.
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The rebels hold Yemen's capital, Sanaa, and other territory in the Arab world's poorest country.
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These packets give some of the poorest people in Asia access to everyday household essentials.
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These packets give some of the poorest people in Asia access to everyday household essentials.
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The three countries are among the world's poorest, with limited capacity to respond to disaster.
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While it's aimed at terminally ill children, it doesn't work in the world's poorest countries.
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That limits the cost considerably and makes the change highly targeted at the poorest families.
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ARCH-SURVIVOR Saleh had seemed unshakeable in one of the world's poorest and unstable countries.
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Guyana has a population of only 750,000 and is one of South America's poorest countries.
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The tropical cyclone Idai ravaged one of the poorest corners of the planet last month.
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Under him, the once-grand party, once Germany's largest, delivered its poorest performance in history.
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China has promised to forgive some of its loans to some of Africa's poorest nations.
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Life expectancy in the borough's poorest areas is 20 years lower than in its richest.
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It is located in one of the poorest areas of Charlotte, the news station reported.
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Again, it's the poorest and most captive customers who get the worst of the water.
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In Paterson, one of the state's poorest cities, hundreds of teachers have been laid off.
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Also out of favor: Kennedy's idea that America's promise belongs to all, even the poorest.
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It is a classic example of putting the freeway through the poorest part of town.
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This abuse hurts the poorest among us most, according to a Harvard Business School study.
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"The sectors that bear the brunt of drug policies are the poorest ones," he said.
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Togo is the 10th poorest country in the world, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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Among the poorest one-fifth of households, incomes rose by just 2.5 percent to $12,943.
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Among the poorest one-fifth of households, incomes rose by just 22007 percent to $12,943.
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The central African nation is one of the world's poorest, according to the World Bank.
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The poorest people with kidney disease qualify for Medicaid, which covers all of their costs.
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But she spends most of her time in the city's poorest areas, distributing life's necessities.
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Many of the world's poorest live in equatorial regions, which already have high average temperatures.
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The state is the biggest employer in Kosovo, one of the poorest countries in Europe.
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Added to this instability, Guinea-Bissau is one of the poorest countries on the planet.
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The SPD needs a platform for its policies after its poorest election showing since 1933.
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Pulling the plug would also deprive one of Japan's poorest regions of an economic lifeline.
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But it is still a contender for the poorest and most dangerous city in America.
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One recent study documents that the richest 1 percent of American men have a life expectancy 15 years more than the poorest 1 percent; since the millennium, the richest have seen their life expectancy increase by three years, but the poorest barely at all.
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The poorest children are nearly twice as likely to die before the age of five than the richest, and in countries where 80 per cent of under-five child deaths occur, over half of the poorest children are not fully vaccinated, according to UNICEF.
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He also promised that programs were underway to protect the poorest from the impact impending reforms.
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Some of the poorest parts of north-west Europe are fishing towns whose trade has withered.
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And the very poorest, however pious, are unlikely to pay a premium for peace of mind.
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He preached against inequality while standing at the edge of one of the country's poorest slums.
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Asta is an orphan from the poorest outskirts of a kingdom in a magical fantasy world.
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Meanwhile, the world's poorest 3.6 billion people have an average of less than $120 per person.
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After the 1994 genocide, it was ranked as one of the poorest countries in the world.
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"They didn't grow up with the people, they didn't come from the poorest areas," he says.
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In 2027, the poorest 40 percent of the country would see a tax increase on average.
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The current, outdated system depresses wages for our poorest workers and puts great pressure on taxpayers.
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The richest people in the world do not prevent the poorest 3.6 billion from moving up.
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Similarly, the death penalty especially affects the poorest of the poor, particularly in the United States.
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The current, outdated system depresses wages for our poorest workers, and puts great pressure on taxpayers.
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Tax revenues per person in Madrid, for example, are twice those in Extremadura, Spain's poorest region.
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In 2001 Venezuela was the richest country in South America; it is now among the poorest.
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Over that same time period, the poorest 50% of households reaped only 2% of wealth gains.
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Though Jharkhand sits on 220% of India's mineral resources, it is among the five poorest states.
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Nobody wants them these days, even in a dusty suburb in one of India's poorest states.
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Countries like Colombia and Peru struggle to offer affordable housing options, especially to their poorest citizens.
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Every major candidate wants Maine to finally follow through and expand coverage to its poorest residents.
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The M5S's success was largely due to its promise of an income guarantee for Italy's poorest.
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In "The Bottom Billion", published in 2007, Mr Collier examined the plight of the world's poorest.
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The poorest Egyptians, who spend up to 48% of their income to eat, are hardest hit.
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Guerrero is the second-poorest state in Mexico, with 22015% of the population living in poverty.
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Emergency medical services times were 10% longer in the poorest zip codes compared to wealthier areas.
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But in the poorest and most unequal country in the Americas, the unrest is particularly acute.
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Honduras and Nicaragua, the two poorest countries in mainland Latin America, spend 15% and 203% respectively.
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But it is also the European Union's poorest member state and one of its most corrupt.
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Detroit, Michigan: A fun buddy comedy starring poorest city in America and a Silicon Valley billionaire.
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Incredibly, he is now more popular among the richest third of voters than among the poorest.
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Baluchistan is Pakistan's poorest and least developed province and has suffered a long-running separatist violence.
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Crucially, the particular nature of the drug trade targets the poorest in an especially pernicious way.
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For years, Newark was one of the country's most dangerous cities and one of its poorest.
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But only about 226 percent of the poorest fifth of Americans would see a tax hike.
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Even in the poorest countries it amounts, on average, to only a third of health spending.
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Instead he and his allies were accused of plundering billions from the Arab world's poorest state.
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But the cuts to the incomes of the very poorest will not be any less deep.
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Cuts to welfare are expected to lop a huge chunk off the incomes of Britain's poorest.
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One group were Harvard men, the other was a group of boys from Boston's poorest neighborhoods.
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The country faces an uphill struggle: Somalia is one of the poorest nations in the world.
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That one of the poorest communities lies at one of the highest elevations is not accidental.
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Put simply: Chad, one of the poorest countries in the world, ran out of passport paper.
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The poorest seniors would lose more than $34,000 worth of benefits in exchange for the UBI.
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" "That way, society does not have to choose between building a bridge or protecting the poorest.
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The Prime Minister spoke in his resignation speech about keeping promises to the world's poorest people.
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Even before the recent surge in violence, the region was one of the poorest in Congo.
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Worse yet, all too often sanctions target the poorest and most vulnerable of these nations' citizens.
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The quotas have gone some way to relieving social stigmas and materially advancing India's poorest groups.
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Twenty Senate Republicans represent states that expanded Medicaid under Obamacare, covering millions of their poorest citizens.
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Meanwhile EU funds for Italy's poorest regions would increase to 43.4 billion euros from 35.1 billion.
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They say Bulgaria, the EU's poorest member state, cannot afford to support them in such numbers.
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Trump's plan would slash taxes for all Americans, including eliminating income taxes for the poorest Americans.
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During our trip, we were in the poorest part of Georgia, between wine country and Batumi.
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BOMA asks villagers to help identify the poorest women among them to participate in the training.
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On the other hand Gabon, the poorest among the surveyed countries, has a rating of 1.87.
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Sohag, one of Egypt's poorest governorates, also has one of the highest fertility rates at 4.3.
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First, there's the Medicaid expansion — a truly government-run program, available only to the poorest consumers.
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The main impact would be on society's poorest — and the impact for them would be significant.
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Congo is one of the world's poorest countries, but conditions for its soldiers are still shocking.
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The poorest Americans, who spend the highest share of their incomes on goods, would suffer most.
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And the death rates fell faster for children living in the poorest counties in the country.
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The last-place finishers in Sunday's race all race for the poorest teams in the circuit.
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However, the youngest and poorest participants had the highest depression scores at all points in time.
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Glendora is one of the poorest towns in the impoverished Delta ("our Haiti," says one local).
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The penal system ballooned, while social supports directed toward the poorest and most vulnerable declined precipitously.
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Regulations that drive energy prices higher disproportionately eat into the income of our country's poorest families.
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Because global warming today, it is caused by the richest and it strikes the poorest first.
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The U.K.'s BT was among the poorest performing companies within the sector, down 5003 percent.
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This choice hurts the poorest people in one of the most incarcerated states in the world.
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They are considered the poorest of the country's ethnic groups, and say they suffer pervasive discrimination.
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In contrast, Spain's poorest region, Andalusia, receives almost 8 billion euros more than it pays in.
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For Macy's and Kohl's, comparable store sales were the poorest since the depths of the recession.
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With a third of the population unemployed, Kosovo is one of the poorest countries in Europe.
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The price of pollution adds up; it costs too much -- and the poorest pay the most.
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His small town in the state of Oaxaca, one of Mexico's poorest, has no bank branch.
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Greece isn't the poorest member of the EU; poverty rates are higher in Bulgaria and Romania.
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Nicaragua is among the Western Hemisphere's poorest countries, and the prospect of greater privation inspired outrage.
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It was already one of the poorest countries in the Arab world before the war began.
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The war has driven Yemen, already the poorest nation in the Middle East, toward humanitarian catastrophe.
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In other areas of Yemen, the poorest Arabian Peninsula nation, fighting has escalated, including in Sanaa.
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Warfare, severe food shortages and disease are devastating Yemen, already one of the world's poorest countries.
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Merkel is the first German chancellor ever to visit Niger, one of the world's poorest countries.
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It's home to an indigenous Me'phaa community (often called Tlapaneco by outsiders), one of Mexico's poorest.
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Newark and East Orange are ranked the fifth and sixth poorest towns in New Jersey, respectively.
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Hardly any of the benefits went to the poorest Americans, who are disproportionately brown and black.
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North Korea is one of the world's poorest nations, and its citizens grapple with food shortages.
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Evangelicalism is one of the poorest defined political and religious terms, yet it is ubiquitous today.
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Twenty Republican senators represent states that expanded Medicaid under Obamacare, covering millions of their poorest citizens.
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Relying on welfare to support their large families, they are among the poorest Jews in Israel.
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If implemented, it would offer health insurance to an estimated 120,000 of the state's poorest residents.
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Gomes, a former governor of Ceará state in the northeast, is influential in Brazil's poorest region.
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The federal government's child benefit, the child tax credit, doesn't help kids in the poorest households.
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With that holding, Roberts helped take away health care from millions of the nation's poorest people.
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In Pennsylvania, the worst offender, the poorest districts get a whopping 33.5 percent less per pupil.
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In exchange, it got grants, loans and trade concessions normally available only to the poorest countries.
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In Niger, one of the poorest countries in the world, they have an average of seven.
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The poorest people living on the streets barely have enough food themselves, but they feed strays.
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Most of the children who have been abused or murdered belong to the poorest of families.
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The richest 1 percent of American men live 15 years longer than the poorest 1 percent.
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That is the same amount of wealth controlled by the world&aposs poorest 3.8 billion people.
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Meanwhile, the poorest half of the global population saw no increase in their wealth at all.
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Now mostly Latino, South Los Angeles's two City Council districts are the poorest in the city.
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The state ranks 43rd in median household income, and is one of the nation's 10 poorest.
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Nine of Northern Europe's 10 poorest regions — including West Wales, Cornwall and Lancashire — are in Britain.
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The small southern African nation, among the poorest in the world, is heavily dependent on agriculture.
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"The #globalgagrule risks the lives of some of the poorest women in the world," Rowling wrote.
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Cuba's medical brigades now serve in over 100 nations, tending to the poorest and most disadvantaged.
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This was his first trip since then back to the country, poorest in the Arab world.
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Virtually all of the basic needs in Yemen, the Arab world's poorest country, must be imported.
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Understanding that quirk could help us find common ground on how to help the poorest Americans.
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Even as our tool kit gets better, the pressures on the poorest Angelenos is getting harder.
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Mississippi is still the poorest state, but fourth graders there now read at the national average.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo is already one of the poorest, most volatile nations on earth.
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Haiti, the poorest country in the western hemisphere, was hit hard in October by Hurricane Matthew.
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But these are not good arguments for perpetuating conflict in one of the world's poorest countries.
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"We are here, if not the poorest county in America, very close to it," Olson said.
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But that approach may also have the perverse consequence of denying payments to the very poorest.
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As Martelly finishes his term in office, Haiti remains the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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One in three Eritrean refugees live in Ethiopia, one of Africa's poorest countries despite impressive growth.
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Xinjiang is one of China's poorest areas, and development has lagged other parts of the country.
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LOW-PAID AND EXPLOITED Nepal, home to Mount Everest, is one of the world's poorest countries.
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The first half of my daily commute took me through the poorest ward of the city.
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Yet 14 Republican-controlled states, many among the nation's poorest, are still refusing to expand Medicaid.
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This would be a radical change to the medical safety net for the nation's poorest citizens.
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To do that, it assumes that all but the poorest 40 percent pay more in taxes.
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When she was ten, Williams's family moved to Englewood, one of the poorest areas in Chicago.
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The poorest-selling LP in her catalogue, it still reached third place in the British album chart.
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He also lost highly educated caucusgoers with postgraduate degrees, both the poorest and wealthiest groups, and moderates.
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That would mean the end of the guarantee of health care and food to America's poorest residents.
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Last month, Mr. Xi announced yet another fund for additional infrastructure projects in the world's poorest countries.
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With an operating budget of around $123 million, the church supports the city's poorest and most disenfranchised.
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The conflict has pushed Yemen, the poorest country on the Arabian Peninsula, to the verge of famine.
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Colombia, meanwhile, provides better social assistance coverage to its poorest people than the US, the statement added.
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It was a small city in one of Ohio's poorest counties on the foothills of the Appalachians.
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It is a challenge that Mozambique, one of the world's poorest countries, is ill equipped to tackle.
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It is a lifeline for millions of Yemenis facing severe hunger in the poorest Arabian Peninsula country.
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First, they have tended to focus on social spending that tends to benefit the poorest in societies.
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In the poorest countries, especially in Africa, rubbish is still just dumped anywhere, and management is limited.
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In the past half-century the burden of disease in all but the poorest countries has shifted.
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That is partly because Central Sulawesi, the province which was struck, is among the poorest in Indonesia.
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They've allowed millions of low-wage workers to compete for jobs and wages against the poorest Americans.
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Moreover, the biggest wage gains in a tight labour market tend to accrue to the poorest workers.
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But as a way of helping the world's poorest people, the case for a UBI is strong.
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Blanket tariffs of the sort Mr Trump has threatened would weigh most heavily on the poorest Americans.
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This is important because Kutupalong is already one of the poorest parts of a very poor country.
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"Some parts of San Francisco are more unsanitary than the poorest neighborhoods in developing countries," he said.
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He even declared that he ate unmilled rice like the poorest peasant, because he too was poor.
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Alongside changes to other benefits, this leaves the poorest facing big drops in their income (see chart).
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The company sources plastic from the poorest neighborhoods in Haiti and Honduras and turns it into fabric.
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Sub-Saharan Africa: Climate change is forecast to hit the poorest parts of the world the worst.
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Radio is the most widely used mass medium, and only the poorest Filipinos are without mobile phones.
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Even the poorest would know that they were being helped, not hindered, by the success of others.
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That it takes six generations for the poorest to reach the middle class is a big one.
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In the remaining states, by contrast, the poorest got a rise of 303% over the same period.
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Another barrier to take-up is that premiums are typically paid before planting, when farmers are poorest.
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And the improved situation of the poorest Americans is in part due to the war on poverty.
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Rights groups say they amass in the poorest areas, often lacking running water, health centers and schools.
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The poorest Americans, meanwhile, would see their after-tax income increase by no more than 1.2 percent.
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In general, the poorest parts of the world, with the worst health, have the highest birth rates.
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At worst it is a cynical tool that risks hurting the economy and thus the poorest citizens.
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"We cannot doubt the sincerity of this man to help the poorest of the poor," he says.
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The poorest are no longer confined to deprived rural districts, nor is everyone in such districts poor.
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"We have become a country that cuts from the poorest to give to the richest," Chambers said.
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I don&apost care if you go to the poorest nation on the face of the earth.
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Twenty of them represent states that expanded the program under Obamacare, covering millions of their poorest citizens.
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But the landlocked country remains one of the continent's poorest and least equitable in terms of wealth.
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How can we talk about class without recognizing that the poorest Americans are often people of color?
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He also criticized them for not honoring aid promises to fight poverty in West Africa's poorest regions.
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He has met amputees and witnessed the terrible impact landmines have on some of the poorest communities.
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Furthermore, the gap between the richest and the poorest is set to widen in the coming decade.
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Mozambique is one of the world's poorest countries and struggles constantly with food shortages caused by drought.
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Such an offensive could disrupt supply lines, risking a mass famine in the poorest Arabian Peninsula nation.
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CRI score: 16 One of the world's poorest countries, Burundi suffered following torrential downpours in February 2014.
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For example, bail must be revisited as it seeks to imprison the poorest and most vulnerable defendants.
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At top colleges, students from the richest quartile outnumber those from the poorest by 24 to one.
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It is everywhere in our society, from the top 1 percent to the poorest people among us.
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And when we see the poorest countries deploying spyware, it's clear money is no longer a barrier.
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Mr. Maranhão hails from Maranhão, a state in northeast Brazil that ranks among the poorest in Brazil.
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Before the war, Yemen was the Middle East's poorest state, relying on imports to feed the population.
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But presumably there is value to society in helping more than just the poorest parents and children.
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Niger is among the world's poorest countries and consistently ranked bottom of the U.N. Human Development Index.
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The United Nations fears the assault could drastically worsen already desperate conditions in the region's poorest country.
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And our health outcomes for all that egregious spending are some of the poorest of developed countries.
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The impact is on the poorest peopleBut there's something even more sad and baffling about this situation.
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According to Andrew Biggs, roughly one-fifth of our poorest seniors are not even eligible for benefits.
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But some vulnerable groups - often the elderly or the poorest families - cannot use the internet, experts cautioned.
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Coos County, along the Canadian border, is the whitest, poorest and most rural county in the state.
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They believed that legislators should focus on improving air quality in Southern California's poorest, most polluted neighborhoods.
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Higher prices will be passed on to consumers, a regressive policy that inordinately affects the poorest citizens.
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The five states that do not have state minimum wages are among the poorest in the country.
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While incomes and living standards have improved, Bangladesh remains one of the poorest countries in the region.
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Only 2% of individuals in the top 1% of American income earners came from the poorest families.
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It may not sound like much, but in one the poorest countries on Earth, it's not bad.
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Both the poorest and richest Americans did better in the 1990s but worse in the mid-2000s.
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The death toll has been difficult to track in Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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So, too, is the economic impact of the devastation on the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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Turnout for the election was only about 20 percent in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere.
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The area is dotted with small, rural communities, some of them among the poorest in the state.
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That, in turn, would make the poorest reporters angry that they saved less than the richest ones.
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Finance Minister Mathias Cormann warned the expected global downturn would be felt hardest by the poorest Australians.
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Declining nutrition from rice is likely to increase the burden of disease, hitting the poorest the hardest.
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Despite being a major exporter of iron ore, Guinea remains among the poorest nations in the world.
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Kosovo is one of the poorest countries in Europe, with an overall unemployment rate of 35 percent.
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Sierra Leone, one of the poorest countries in the world, holds fairly liberal views on premarital sex.
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It has learned how to identify the poorest people in a village—much harder than it sounds.
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Those areas have been neglected over time, currently making them some of the poorest in the country.
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"I'm the poorest famous person in the country," says the CEO of The Young Turks, Cenk Uygur.
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The country's humanitarian minister also announced Monday that cash transfers were being paid to the poorest households.
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He was born to farmers in one of the poorest parts of Hunan Province in southern China.
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France, like other Western countries, has seen a deep gap grow between its richest and poorest citizens.
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Louisiana is the sickest state in the nation, according to Dr. Gee, and one of the poorest.
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We're developing vaccines for the poorest of the poor with no real prospect of significant financial return.
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Haiti, the world's first free black republic, is one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere.
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Ethnic Rakhine also are frustrated because their state ranks as the poorest in an already poor country.
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It's helped eradicate TB from all but the poorest quarters — and, in some cases, even from there.
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The challenge now is for today's poorest, fastest-growing countries to make the same kinds of investments.
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"Our group of companies comprise the second-largest employer in the poorest county in Missouri," Cobb said.
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While ethnic Rakhine have been implicated in massacres of Rohingya, they are also among Myanmar's poorest populations.
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According to USA Today, Gallup is one of the poorest and most violent places in the state.
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Englewood, one of the poorest areas in the city, is plagued by high unemployment and gang activity.
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Now it's mainly direct government assistance — through Medicaid and premium subsidies — that's concentrated among the poorest households.
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Bihar is one of India's poorest states, with per capita income of less than $600 a year.
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A large share of those Brooklyn visitors comes from Coney Island, one of the city's poorest communities.
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The real problem is that the IHDP has failed to target the city's poorest effectively, he says.
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And even relatively small changes in price could preclude millions of the poorest Indians from internet connectivity.
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He hit one of the poorest shots he could remember on the way to missing the cut.
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His electoral division of Parkes is bigger than Arizona and is one of the country's poorest areas.
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The program is free to the poorest families; others pay sliding-scale rates based on their incomes.
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South Sudan is one of the world's poorest countries, where the government has completely failed its people.
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For 10 years, I mentored an extremely bright girl living in the poorest neighborhood in Bridgeport, Conn.
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They didn't always spend the money that was available to improve the lives of the poorest populations.
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But the project also brings together one of California's poorest areas and one of its wealthiest universities.
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Nepal is one of Asia's poorest countries, and thousands of nongovernmental organizations operate with limited government oversight.
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He has overseen a long stretch of political and economic stability for Bolivia, the continent's poorest country.
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Though Haiti was in desperate need of cash, its people, the poorest in the Western Hemisphere, revolted.
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The campaign calls on billionaires to address the inequality gap between the world's wealthiest and poorest countries.
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I work ... with one of the poorest counties in Michigan and my patients depend on expanded Medicaid.
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For the poorest individuals, the deductibles required under the Senate bill could exceed their income, CBO said.
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The poorest quintile account for 2628 percent of cohort spending now and 28503 percent with the reform.
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An Appalachian economic partnership that helps workers in 420 of the nation's poorest counties would be abolished.
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They want their money to help the world's poorest, and they've got the backing of Pope Francis.
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While most countries can afford the funds needed, the poorest nations will need donor help, it added.
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Just 26 of the world's richest men have more combined wealth than the poorest 3.8 billion people
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Economically, Northern Ireland, the poorest region in Britain, has become increasingly integrated with the Republic of Ireland.
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In the scenarios we've outlined, the poorest, most vulnerable people stand to lose the most as well.
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Even South Sudan, one of the world's poorest nations, gave up 212,210 doses intended for its children.
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Then he built hardheaded songs about war, impending apocalypse and the resilience of the world's poorest people.
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But a long period of economic decay shuttered farms, making Lares one of the island's poorest municipalities.
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But the country is still among the world's 25 poorest and is heavily reliant on foreign aid.
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The country is among the poorest in Europe, and Sunday's election has not delivered a conclusive result.
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The poorest fifth of Americans, earning $25,000 or less, would only get $60, a 0.5 percent increase.
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Where technology and economics collide America's post-industrial Midwest is far from being the country's poorest region.
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Ferguson used its criminal justice system as a for-profit enterprise, extracting millions from its poorest citizens.
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As the Atlantic recently reported: The housing-cost squeeze faced by the poorest households is deeply disturbing.
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The agency's peacekeepers left a trail of cholera and fatherless children in the Western Hemisphere's poorest country.
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It is among the poorest counties in the state, all of which are in the Appalachian region.
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In contrast, the study found, films with the most racially homogenous casts were the poorest financial performers.
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That's contributed to the suffering of North Korea's population; it's already one of the world's poorest countries.
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Their tireless resolve and heart have helped to improve life for millions of the world's poorest people.
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But it's mostly because I don't trust myself to know what the world's poorest people need most.
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It has also boosted income and jobs in the most disadvantaged region of Western Europe's poorest country.
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Men in the poorest spots died on average nearly 10 years earlier, at 69 years old, than men in the wealthiest ones, and women in the poorest places died on average seven years sooner, at 76 years old, the research team reports in the American Journal of Public Health.
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Aldi announced the idea behind the "Poorest Day Challenge" in a press release on January 24, a date it described as the "poorest day of the year" because it was the last Friday of the month before pay day and followed a month of holiday shopping and spending.
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This gap remains today: Poland's four eastern provinces are all among the EU's poorest 20 sub-national regions.
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If it turned out to help the inhabitants of the world's poorest countries, that was an incidental benefit.
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The United States is considered one of the wealthiest countries, while Liberia is considered one of the poorest.
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And ironically, 64 percent of people here in Fayette County — one of the state's poorest — voted for Trump.
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And the difference between the best and worst future would be especially profound for the poorest ranked countries.
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Then they examined longevity, smoking, obesity, childhood poverty and other health information from the richest and poorest places.
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The province is one of the poorest in Argentina and has crime rates slightly above the national average.
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That would cost between $200 and $250, and DRC is one of the poorest countries in the world.
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Another example that I've heard discussed is direct cash transfers: just giving money to the world's poorest people.
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One of the world's poorest countries, Somalia descended into civil war after dictator Siad Barre's ouster in 1991.
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The autocatalyst metal is on track to fall 5.8 percent this week, its poorest weekly performance since October.
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Notably, the bottom five nations, all located in Africa, are some of the poorest countries in the world.
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But Rubio's tax credit is not fully refundable, meaning that the poorest families will benefit least from it.
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"Those who have stayed are among the poorest, and are mostly women, children and the elderly," said Bargach.
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Haiti is still one of the world's poorest countries, blighted by natural disasters, political upheaval and poor security.
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Until recently the world's poorest people could be divided into three big groups: Chinese, Indian and everybody else.
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"Pai and O'Rielly don't seem to care about the nation's poorest and most vulnerable people," Cyril told Motherboard.
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He lives in one of the poorest areas of the world, where they depend on fishing for food.
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"I am from the poorest class of Chileans but I was lucky and went to university," she said.
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Obamacare requires insurers to lower out-of-pocket costs, like deductibles and co-payments, for the poorest buyers.
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In many of the poorest countries, smoking is still uncommon—though in some it is on the rise.
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The share of single parent households was 1% in the richest communities compared to 65% in the poorest.
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Moreover, two-thirds of all incarcerated black men from Milwaukee County came from the six poorest ZIP codes.
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Besides being a statistician, he was also a doctor with experience in some of the world's poorest corners.
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"Health care is one of the poorest performers this year," said Ernie Cecilia, CIO at Bryn Mawr Trust.
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Paying for the library is a constant worry; its main benefactor, the city, is one of America's poorest.
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In Nigeria, 40% of the poorest girls are married by 15, compared to 123% of the richest girls.
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"The poorest Arabs are being blockaded by air and sea by the richest -- with our help," Riedel said.
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It is concentrated in some of the poorest countries on Earth, where it is fuelled by bad governance.
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Photos by Boom Watthanaya Isaan, Thailand's northeast region, is the poorest and most under developed part of Thailand.
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This one has lasted longer, and the poorest among those affected may not have savings to dip into.
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This allows for gentrification without redevelopment, pitting the poorest people in New York against a superficial tourism market.
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Meanwhile, in Ciutat Meridiana, the poorest neighborhood of Barcelona, the debate about independence seems far from people's minds.
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Still, unlike in America, the richest 1% in France collectively earn less before taxes than the poorest 50%.
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Officials have said the poorest citizens are likely to be compensated with cash payments for higher utility costs.
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It has come up with an impressive manifesto, with thoughtful ideas about how to help the poorest Indians.
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Nor does the state, one of the poorest in the Union, target its resources on the worst offenders.
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THOUGH SHE lives in one of the world's poorest countries, Drocella Yandereye is a picture of upward mobility.
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Some argue that deep spending cuts since 221 have made it harder for the poorest families to cope.
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In 2013, he said it was a "moral imperative" to end hunger in Africa, the world's poorest continent.
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The improvement in the capital's schools began in the early 2000s and was sharpest among its poorest pupils.
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The incomes of the poorest rise by 1103-2110% (depending on growth effects, and on small-business taxes).
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Emergency rooms can be incredibly unfair to the poorest patients A Russian court banned an anti-Putin video.
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It is also one of Mexico's poorest states and a main exporter of migrants to the United States.
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That leaves out the poorest of the poor—disproportionately hurting black kids and the children of single mothers.
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Meanwhile, in the U.K., the gap in final incomes between the richest and poorest households dropped last month.
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It was the poorest result since a 211 billion won operating loss in the first quarter of 2012.
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They don't want Medicaid to cover anyone but the poorest and most disabled for even one more day.
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The result would be a surge in inflation, inflicting economic pain on the poorest parts of the population.
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Despite its vast potential, the benefits of Venezuela's growth did not trickle down to the country's poorest citizens.
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Trump's Global Gag Rule also cuts off contraception access to women overseas, in the poorest nations on Earth.
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In some of the poorest countries, fewer than half the children complete just four years of primary education.
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Both eateries sit firmly in New York's 15th congressional district, the poorest, most Democratic district in the country.
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This outcome would comfort those worrying about the poorest, whose drinking habits might mean they are hit hardest.
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The disparity of wealth between the richest and the poorest is, in my opinion, the most concerning issue.
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A better reason not to give much aid to the poorest countries is that many are badly run.
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Yet among the young—and particularly among young men—the biggest gains have been in the poorest places.
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The biggest innovation is education and allowing even the poorest girls and boys to reach their full potential.
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A rush of high-skill tech workers threatens to rip open the gap between Washington's wealthiest and poorest.
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Within Flint itself, water contamination affected the entire city, but it was more pronounced in the poorest neighborhoods.
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She charges on a sliding scale, with her poorest clients receiving her care at little-to-no cost.
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In material terms, he was on a par with many of the poorest people around the world today.
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The US showed its poorest performance on indicators for suicide mortality, child sex abuse, alcohol use and homicide.
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The projected ten-year reduction in Medicaid spending – health care for the poorest Americans amounted to $1.5 trillion.
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They then used that information and data from the U.S. census to determine who their poorest consumers were.
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India's resource-rich forest land is primarily located in the poorest areas, including some racked by extremist violence.
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That is, everyone gets richer, but the inequality between the richest and the poorest grows wider each year.
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That is, everyone gets poorer, but the inequality between the richest and the poorest grows less each year.
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Tax exemptions for 100,000 of the poorest families will be paid for by "the relentless fight against corruption".
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Our poorest state, Mississippi, has a per capita income that is only about half of the richest, Connecticut.
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The very poorest Californians, by comparison, are in the agricultural areas, not cheek by jowl with the opulent.
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Life expectancies are up, even in the poorest nations, and billions have been lifted out of crushing poverty.
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Xinhua said the fund will invest in resources, construct industrial parks and promote urbanisation in China's poorest regions.
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This followed a government request to set out plans to help those placed on the poorest-value tariffs.
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Venezuela managed to secure real material and social gains for its poorest citizens under Maduro's predecessor, Hugo Chávez.
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His portrait is hung adorned with marigolds everywhere from Bangkok office lobbies to the poorest of rural homes.
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"People have to understand, he comes from one of the poorest parts of São Paulo state," he said.
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"The current outdated system depresses wages for our poorest workers and puts great pressure on taxpayers," Trump said.
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We will turn America into a magnet for new jobs – and that means jobs in our poorest communities.
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That money, they say, should be redirected toward health care, housing and education assistance for the poorest Americans.
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The poorest Americans will be hit the hardest, but the middle class will feel the burn as well.
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Turnaround to a title Harding University High School is in one of the poorest neighborhoods in West Charlotte.
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Sixth graders in the richest school districts are four grade levels ahead of children in the poorest districts.
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Other efforts to help farmers - including the poorest - adapt to climate pressures have already taken root, Khan said.
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In 2010, the average monthly rent in Milwaukee's poorest neighborhoods was only $50 less than the citywide median.
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Puerto Rico's 44% poverty rate is more than double that of Mississippi, the poorest state in the union.
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Converting some of the world's poorest regions will be a tall order and it will not happen overnight.
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Meanwhile, a child born into the poorest fifth has a 9 percent chance of reaching the top fifth.
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It is absolutely unacceptable that public schools, very often in the poorest communities, may be poisoning their children.
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The match rate for Puerto Rico is 55 percent; Mississippi, the poorest state, gets a 76 percent match.
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Madagascar is one of the world's poorest countries, despite reserves of nickel, cobalt, gold, uranium and other minerals.
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Today, the wealthiest 1 percent of Americans live 10 to 15 years longer than the poorest 1 percent.
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But the very poorest Americans see a fall in their after-tax income that is almost as large.
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Democrats have nowhere to go but up in the Third, which is also one of America's poorest areas.
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By 2025, the poorest fifth of Americans are actually paying more on average — $116 each, to be precise.
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And it ends generous federal funding for Obamacare's Medicaid expansion, which has covered millions of the poorest Americans.
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In Bridgeport, the state's most populous and one of its poorest cities, the graduation rate is 100 percent.
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As one of the poorest countries in Asia, Laos hopes to profit from exporting power to neighboring nations.
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Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, has been battered by natural disasters over the last decade.
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"The poorest of the poor are less well served than they were 20 years ago," Mr. Lipsky said.
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But, in all of these situations across the country, the poorest 20 percent are stretching beyond their means.
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Punishing Americas poorest at a time like this is not only callous, but would slow our economy's recovery.
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Most of those people — the civilians and the police officers — were black and came from Rio's poorest neighborhoods.
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Whitlow grass blooms in the poorest of soils — look for it where cultivated plants have had trouble establishing.
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Look at the ruinous war that Saudi Arabia is waging in Yemen, one of the world's poorest countries.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng index shed 3.2 percent for the week, its poorest weekly showing since late March.
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The poorest 20% of people received the least amount of tax relief, at 3.4%, according to the ITEP.
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In one of the world's poorest countries, that's a flow of money the government is loath to reduce.
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The proposal estimates that children from the nation's poorest families would receive roughly $46,000 when they turned 18.
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They have allowed millions of low-wage workers to compete for jobs and wages against the poorest Americans.
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The worst cities for longevity among the poorest were Tulsa, Indianapolis, Oklahoma City, Las Vegas, and Gary, Indiana.
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So within the family unit, since income is distributed equally across each member, families are inherently ranked poorest.
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Congo is one of the world's most resource-rich countries, but its people are among the world's poorest.
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"It happens to be a disease that kills the poorest of the poor," a TB Alliance spokesperson said.
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The poorest households get some money, even as Republicans try to take their health and nutrition benefits away.
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At the main city dump, some of the city's poorest residents sifted through debris looking for anything salvageable.
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Things go wrong, and she's rescued by Bronze, the only child of the poorest family in the village.
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These have fostered political instability that has prevented development in the poorest country in the Americas, he says.
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The previous budget included funding for discounted subway and bus fares for some of the poorest New Yorkers.
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One reason is Gandhi, who united the poorest of the poor to repel the British and liberate India.
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Isabel dos Santos's secret to becoming a billionaire in Angola, one of the world's poorest countries, was simple.
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The strawberry pickers are mostly from Bulgaria and Romania, two of the poorest countries in the European Union.
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Sheila Davis runs a nonprofit that focuses on bringing modern medicine to the world's poorest and sickest communities.
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Sheila Davis runs a nonprofit that focuses on bringing modern medicine to the world's poorest and sickest communities.
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Mohammed Sagheer left his village in Bihar, one of India's poorest states, to become a labourer in Srinagar.
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"This was one of the poorest counties in Missouri, and now people have a job," Ms. Doan said.
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That school choice logic doesn't apply to Montana, where the poorest schools often have the smallest class sizes.
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The conflict has dragged on for three years, sparking a humanitarian crisis in the Arab world's poorest nation.
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Spain and Italy have been among the poorest performing bond markets in the euro area this year. reut.
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But housing advocates say the poorest would take a serious hit if the proposals were to take effect.
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But this is not just about charity; it is about creating a better future for the world's poorest.
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With a population of about 12.3 million, Somalia continues to rank among the poorest nations in the world.
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The U.S. should not turn its back on girls and women in the poorest communities in the world.
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Still, many of the forces buffeting Baltimore and its poorest residents are outside its control: history weighs heavily.
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Wages have stagnated for the poor, and the supply of housing affordable to the poorest renters has dwindled.
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According to the most recent data, Clay is the seventh-poorest county in America by median household income.
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According to the FCC, 43% of the poorest households in the country say they can't afford broadband Internet.
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Some of its poorest countries, such as Chad and the Democratic Republic of Congo, scarcely have seed markets.
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Inadequate infrastructure, particularly in rural areas, has partly deterred investors in Cambodia, one of the world's poorest countries.
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It's still one of the poorest states in the country but its fortunes have significantly improved this year.
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I have learned these truths: The border wall is ineffective except for killing the poorest migrants and wildlife.
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And none of the aid groups that had visited the villages managed to help the very poorest families.
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It also calls for subsidies to address "energy poverty" and to reduce energy bills for the EU's poorest.
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More than 300 medical personnel were involved in the trial in Niger, one of the world's poorest countries.
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These programs now typically increase the income of the poorest fifth by about 70 percent, says the CBO.
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Crops still standing due to weather delays - some 86 million bushels - are likely to have the poorest quality.
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"The housing satisfaction level in the CRPF is the poorest, probably around 13-14 percent," Sahay told Reuters.
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I was probably the poorest person there — I was told the average net worth was about $100 million.
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And long after the flooding from Cyclone Idai has receded, the poorest Mozambicans will still be left stranded.
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Research recently found that the country's poorest people are often those with the least access to national parks.
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But if he were really serious about it, the damage to the world's very poorest would be astronomical.
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They tested an addition to the description of the microfinance program, saying it doesn't reach the very poorest.
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But the blockade has ended up isolating a country that was already the poorest in the Middle East.
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Trade unions say the mine complex provides livelihoods for more than 100,000 people in the European Union's poorest member.
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By contrast, the state of Baltimore's poorest neighbourhoods, huddled on either side of the Patapsco river, is unrelentingly dire.
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Centuries later, the local Mayan communities remain among the poorest people in Mexico, often overlooked by the political class.
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The Philippines is battered by about 20 typhoons every year, bringing death and destruction, usually to the poorest communities.
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Adults in the poorest places were twice as likely to smoke and 50 percent more likely to be obese.
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His net worth now hovers around £5 billion [$6.5 billion], making him our poorest and therefore most cucked billionaire.
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The economy of Moldova, the poorest country in Europe, shrank 0.5 percent in 2015 after two years of growth.
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Honduras and Guatemala, together with El Salvador, are among the poorest and most gang-ravaged countries in the Americas.
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Somalia One of the world's poorest countries, Somalia descended into civil war after dictator Siad Barre's ouster in 1991.
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Over 213,2700 people were killed in Haiti, the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, by the January 265 earthquake.
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Malawi, Ashforth pointed out, is one of the poorest nations in the world, and relies heavily on Western aid.
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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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That's BILLION with a B Eight men now control as much wealth as the world's poorest 3.6 billion people.
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Life expectancy in the ex-Soviet country -- Europe's poorest -- is 67.5 years for men and 75.5 years for women.
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You could argue that the alerts have to be technically dumb to accommodate the simplest smartphones and poorest connections.
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Some of us ask how much of our wealth we rich people ought to give to these poorest people.
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But Kim now says he wants to focus more on improving his country's economy, one of the world's poorest.
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And black women in the wealthiest neighborhoods do worse than white, Hispanic and Asian mothers in the poorest ones.
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Similarly, GiveDirectly, which gives cash to some of the poorest individuals in the world, is on the GiveWell list.
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Puerto Rico was the poorest and most struggling part of America even before Hurricane Maria hit in September 210.
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Yet the suffering in the Arab world's poorest country has been overshadowed by the far bloodier conflict in Syria.
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Mexico's 10 poorest states each had at least 60 femicides last year, compared with a national average of 49.
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But because the law was originally written to expand Medicaid nationwide, these subsidies aren't available to the poorest Americans.
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EARLY in the summer Xi Jinping, China's president, toured one of the country's poorest provinces, Ningxia in the west.
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Rather little of the cash that flows out of the world's richest countries ends up in the poorest ones.
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Bolivia is one of the poorest nations in the western hemisphere, but also one of the richest in biodiversity.
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The Andean nation is one of the poorest in the western hemisphere but one of the richest in biodiversity.
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But the claim that the poorest people in the world have seen their wealth fall has gotten less scrutiny.
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They are the poorest of Singapore's three main ethnic groups, and so may be more susceptible to financial incentives.
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Located in West Nusa Tenggara, one of Indonesia's poorest provinces, Lombok is less developed, arid and prone to drought.
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The poorest people live at the lowest elevation, then the middle class, then the wealthy, and finally, the military.
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Narva has an ageing and shrinking population and high unemployment, making it one of the poorest regions of Estonia.
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It hardly seemed fair that Haiti, the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere, should be punished this way again.
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Imagine you're worried that Medicaid doesn't do enough to improve the health outcomes of the poorest people in America.
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Earnings are skewed geographically, too: India's richest states enjoy four times the income per person of its poorest, Bihar.
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THIS YEAR was shaping up to be a hopeful one for Guyana, South America's second-poorest country (after Bolivia).
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Long-awaited regulations will ban the poorest-quality coal from households in 2020, as some cities have already done.
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That's a sizeable decline, and clear evidence that the world's poorest are, on aggregate, moving up the wealth ladder.
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Among the richest 60%, 74% of adults have an account; among the poorest 40% the share is only 61%.
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Even voters in Lebanon's poorest areas seem inclined to re-elect the politicians who have overseen the country's decline.
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Full-year growth of 211.3 percent, enviable by Western standards, was China's poorest showing in quarter of a century.
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The spectacle of an African government doing something specifically to help the poorest people in a country is novel.
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There is no plausible theory under which that's the best way to improve heath outcomes for the poorest Americans.
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In Newham, which remains one of London's poorest boroughs, the average house price has increased by 43% since 2010.
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