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1. The charity works with children in less developed countries.

2. This scarcity is inevitable in less developed countries.

3. Less developed countries fear that both those initiatives would deprive them of trading opportunities.

4. It was true that less developed countries had seized educational technology; whereas the developed countries had resisted it.

5. This is particularly the case in less developed countries and in the rural or other underserved areas of more developed countries.

6. Many of the less developed countries have found it difficult to meet the service charges on their loans to the World Bank.

7. How can we best help less developed countries? That's the really important question.

8. China will continue to assist the less developed countries in ASEAN with no conditions attached.

9. But less developed countries such as Laos or Nepal have had less success on this front.

10. Less developed countries have a comparative advantage in providing services to sex tourists if individuals in those countries have limited alternative forms of employment.

11. In less developed countries, the expansion of markets means they no longer need to bribe or beg government officials for permission to import a television set or spare parts for their tractor.

12. While the most extreme cases involve smaller, less developed countries, the same distribution also applies to more developed ones—and with much larger absolute values for GDP loss.

13. Tax preference is an elemental form of less developed countries for encouragement of foreign investment.

14. For the less developed countries, wealth levels are a fraction of these.

15. In general most less developed countries attempt to tax luxuries.

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16. Whatever you call it, the category still matters ("third world" later became "developing countries" or "less developed countries").

17. However, it's in less developed countries that rotavirus causes the worst problems.

18. Nonetheless, when I've spoken in less developed countries, I find that they're really interested in finance.

19. In less developed countries, the upfront cost can be much less.

20. Processes such as population growth, educational expansion, political change and so on, are examined with reference to developed and less developed countries.

21. Most of the Western world's best sites have now been developed but potential still exists in less developed countries.

22. To increase our understanding of the health implications of ageing, particularly in less developed countries, WHO is undertaking the Study on global ageing and adult health (SAGE).

23. But, put together, the two studies suggest rotavirus vaccines can make a real difference in less developed countries.

24. The world's poorest countries, defined by the UIS as less developed countries, have 12 per cent of the world's population and many of its most needy communities.

25. That is, it tends to be bigger and that is because less developed countries have less developed securities, regulation and laws, and traditions.

26. Seasonal influenza is one of the top ten causes of death in America, and in less developed countries the toll is higher.

27. Such an overtly predatory approach to the human resources of often less developed countries is unacceptable, particularly as they have been trained at no cost to the receiving country's taxpayers.

28. It may seem that there are more outbreaks in developed countries but perhaps that is because outbreaks in less developed countries are not reported as often.

29. Prices at those levels could affect economic growth, particularly in less developed countries.

1. The charity works with children in less developed countries.