In time, underdeveloped countries would soon die of due to either absolute financial collapse or even disease. ... It is not the underdeveloped nation's populations fault for living they way that they do. Yes, the United States as well as other nations makes endless attempts to help these countries, yet I feel that it might not be in the right way. ... To go into a country that had some to virtually no rights at all and try to change it overnight is something that I feel is not right. ... So if I were left to make a foreign policy involving an underdeveloped country, I would not go in...

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Most of the cases in other countries come from immigrants or when travelers bring the disease back to their homelands. ... Since a large number of people with leprosy live in underdeveloped areas, the main challenge to ridding the world of the disease is finding and treating people with it. It is already eliminated from 107 countries. There are several organizations that are helping the countries that are most affected to treat the disease. ...

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But many countries do. ... When occupying countries like India, South Africa and Zimbabwe, the English language was taught out to the public and made into an official language in most occupied countries. ... But the outcome we can see today is a global language, modernized countries and globalization. However, the countries that were not occupied, or occupied by countries with another official language fell behind. ... English is many underdeveloped countries' most powerful tool towards a more just and equal lifestyle, compared to countries like ours in the West. ...

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Statistics say, in 1990, only 53 % of children in underdeveloped countries were able to go to school, whereas by 2012, the rate has improved to 81%. ... Approximately, 1.9 billion of people have access to good hygiene in less developed countries since 1990. ... But there is still no denying that the disparity between rich and poor countries is huge. Children in underdeveloped and developing countries are still not getting privilege that they deserve just like the children of developed countries. ...

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Underdeveloped countries actually benefit from the number of sweatshops for they open the country up to more job opportunities for the poor that don't have anything else to live on by. ... Workers in third-world countries do not by any means have many opportunities so they are happy to take what they can get. ... Sweatshops help to get countries of this nature out of poverty. ... Today these countries don't require sweatshops, for the workers have become skilled and capital has been raised. Now we find the same countries to be exporting larger and more expensive items such as el...

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This is analogous to many underdeveloped nations, who, despite having a wealth of resources, are unable to utilize them to their fullest potential due to a multitude of causes ranging from corrupt governments to foreign economic imperialism and capitalism. These poor countries, much as the beggars in the market, lack the economic autonomy to change their fate. ...

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The purpose of this essay is to show you the shocking details of how children are exploited in underdeveloped countries. ... In the countries that are overrun with child labour are filled with a high poverty level. ... The purpose of this essay was to show people how the children in underdeveloped countries are treated and forced into working. ...

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Generations of feudal rulers kept the country cut off from most other nations and cultures until the 19th century. ... During the 20th century, it has changed from a remote, underdeveloped country into a modern nation of great international importance. ... But, there has always been a distinctive Japanese quality about the country's arts. ...

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Honduras is the 2ed largest country in Central America. ... The history of the country begins when Columbus saw the country, but he generally stayed farther north. Spain began to settle the country in 1524. ... The country was free of the UPCA on November 15, 1838. Today the country is very underdeveloped and poor. ...

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They should also have some personal tie to the countries governmental success. ... These first world countries could almost care less about the development as long as there is convenient international commerce. It is this selfish approach to raising a country that makes the implementation fail. ... Multinationals have leverage over their workers in underdeveloped countries. ... These countries do not share in the profits, therefore not really reaping much monetary benefits. ...

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Numerous other countries have a system that includes a single form of identification. ... However many believe that bringing such a card to this country is a violation of our civil rights. ... In some countries the ID cards are not cards at all but more like that of a passport or even a note card. There are several other countries that use the ID card system. ... The stand-alone system is used in underdeveloped countries and those under military rule; their main function is to authorize the fact that a person is allowed to live in that region. ...

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In Trinidad and Tobago a non-profit American organization opened a clinic to service members of a poor community with modern treatments for surgical ailments of underdeveloped nations. ... The hard work of the nurses and staff would be wasted and this poor country would continue to suffer from every day surgical ailments that could readily be resolved with this modern health care clinic. ... In most other countries the victim would know instantly that the doctor was the cause of their trauma. ...

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On February 23, 1997, the face of the world changed forever. Whether or not you believe that it was for the better, is another question entirely. You can not dispute the fact that on this day Scottish scientists made a major breakthrough in cloning technology. With a lot of time and effort these sci...

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Laurence Shames' "The More Factor" focuses on the notion that having more has always been an essential ideal to this country and it remains that way even to this day. ... Since the idea of growth is so important to this nation, other values that were and are unrelated have been underdeveloped, like quality and decency....

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It is more prominent in underdeveloped countries as they do not have access to prenatal screening and antibiotics to treat the disease. The countries with the highest rates of Treponema Pallidum are Sub-Saharan Africa and South and South-east Asia. ... Congenital pregnancies don't happen as often in first world countries because of the more advanced technology. ... In countries that have access to antibiotics and prenatal screening, you can stop the infectious agent before it becomes deathly or be passed from a mother to her offspring. On the other hand, third world countries do not have...

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The video, produced by American Portrait Films, has been sent out to over 25,000 people across the country. ... Lucy was born with severely underdeveloped brain. ... Why not make our country safe for them to do so, with out having to fear for their lives. ...

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Like most underdeveloped and poor countries there is people who have a lot of money and don't live in poverty these people live in nicer homes and have a lot more than the average peasant. ... In countries such as Nigeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and Northwest Africa the climate is considered to be a mediate climate. ...

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Following the Civil War, the American people set out inhabit and settle on land in central United States. This vast new land to be cultivated was known as the Great Plains, or "The Great American Desert." Several problems stood in the way of these settlers including the lack of Americans present the...

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America has more empty buildings owned by the wealthy than any other country in the world yet here in America many people are homeless. ... I feel that if land goes underdeveloped for 10 years it should be forfeited for redistribution to the public for improvement. ...

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